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Aston Martin CygNET could come to the States.
Aston Martin CygNET – click above for high-definition image gallery We are not quite sure why the Aston Martin CygNET exists. What was once an economical Toyota iQ is now a fuel sipping Aston Martin (weird) equipped with a spacious interior and a price tag that your heart a blow to skip.We understand that vehicles [...]
2010 Aston Martin Vantage V12
As soon as the brains at Aston Martin made their exquiste DBS sports tourer – they gave it to James Bond. While this may be a good way of previewing a car that had never been seen in the past, they also forgot one vital plot line: Bond tends to destroy everything he touches. Not [...]
2009 Aston Martin DBS Volante First Drive
James Bond’s current motor of choice has gone topless. The DBS, Aston Martin’s high-protein version of the DB9, has heretofore been sold only in coupe form. That changes with the introduction of the DBS Volante. In Aston speak, Volante means convertible, and S stands for Sport. The DBS is best known for its appearance in [...]
Aston Martin gives luxury makeover to Toyota city car
Luxury carmaker Aston Martin has forged an innovative alliance with Toyota to develop what could be the world’s first luxury city car. Aston Martin on Monday released a photo of the Cygnet, which is a Toyota iQ with restyled front sheetmetal. Although officially billed a concept, reports in Britain say that Aston Martin will put [...]
One-77, Aston Martin’s A-1 Supercar At Geneva Motor Show
A car with an extremely-limited-edition One-77 by Aston Martin has been unleashed at the Geneva motor show. As it goes with the name, Only 77 copies flagship will be built and supplied in the market by August. Price level for One-77 goes as $1.75 million and is graced with power of 700-hp. It features 7.3-liter, [...]
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