There has been a major update of the DB7 section with many new photographs of previously unseen cars.
Loads more images of the controversial Cygnet Concept from 2010 added today. The car was first shown at the 2010 Geneva Motor Show where is drew huge attention. Production followed a year later but the car was ultimately unsuccessful, in part due to the very high asking price but mostly having been snubbed owners of more conventional Aston Martins.
The products of Mansory are no to every bodies taste, but they do offer an interesting twist on the usually quite conservative Aston Martin. The page featuring the DB9 Volante with customisation by Mansory has just been revised with previously unseen images and updated text.
I have just found the photos from there Geneva Motor Show in 2010 of the Mansory Cyrus. This is a highly uprated DB9 from the German car modifiers. Not to every bodies liking but this site has quite a passion for the rarer and more unusual Aston Martins.
Plenty of images added of the pair of V8 Vantage N430’s shown at the Geneva Motor Show, March 2014
During the public days of the 2014 Geneva Motor Show, Aston Martin removed the DB9 Volante shown during the press days and replaced it with a brand new V8 Vantage N430 Roadster – the first appearance of this particular model.
New video added today which shows the Aston Martins on display during the 2013 Quail Motorsports Gathering.
In 2004, when AML announced the 200 mph V12 Vanquish S, it was hailed as the Ultimate Aston Martin. Even 10 years on, the last car built at the factory in Newport Pagnell is as highly regarded as ever. The page featuring the S has been revised, updated and has previously unpublished photographs.
The rare and desirable V12 Vanquish SDP was only available for a few months in 2004 before being replaced by the faster and more powerful V12 Vanquish S. The SDP page has been revised with some previously unpublished pictures.
Can you believe that it was 10 years ago since we first saw the DB9 Volante. I have been digging in my files and have found plenty of previously unseen pictures to fill a revised page on the most popular of the drop-top Aston Martins.
Back it 2003, AML showed us the future of the marque. The AMV8 Vantage was unveiled to the world at the Detroit Motor Show and as we all know, went on to be developed into the popular V8 Vantage which is still in production today. What many people are still unaware of is that the concept was actually built in India by a specialist company based on a 1999 DB7 Vantage Volante compete with V12 engine. We had no idea that the AMV8 Vantage was actually the first V12 Vantage. I have just scanned my negatives from 2003, many of the images have not been seen before.
