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Aston Martin CEO Dr Ulrich Bez has made history by driving the first ever zero CO2 emissions lap in an international motor race in the manufacturer’s #100 Hybrid Hydrogen Rapide S race car at the 41st ADAC Zurich Nürburgring 24 Hours.
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ston Martin is celebrating its centenary in world-class style with the debut today (19 May) of the exceptional CC100 Speedster Concept.
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conic British sports car brand Aston Martin is marked the start of its birthday celebrations on 15th January 2013 with the unveiling of a bespoke new Centenary Edition Vanquish.
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A dream sports car to celebrate a double historical anniversary. At the International Car Show of Geneva, Bertone celebrates the Aston Martin centenary and Sixty years of cooperation between the Italian Company and the prestigious English Brand presenting an interpreta tion of the Aston Martin Rapide .
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The stunning new Aston Martin Rapide S is making its debut with yet more luxury and yet more power on offer in its quintessentially elegant four-door silhouette.
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At the Birmingham Motor Show in October of 1978 Aston Martin thoroughly revised their V8 platform into the Series 4 or Oscar India specification. The updated car was more luxurious with a wooden dashboard standard 3-speed automatic transmission.
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In July of 1972, Aston Martin took took an unusual step by reverting from Bosch's mechanical fuel injection to a quartet of Weber carburetors.
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In 2013 Aston Martin updated the DB9 for the second major time since the model's inception in 2004. The new model has many new features such as updated body panels, the updated AM11 V12 from the Vanquish and Carbon Ceramic Matrix brakes.
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In 2013 Aston Martin updated the DB9 for the second major time since the model's inception in 2004. The new model has many new features such as updated body panels, the updated AM11 V12 from the Vanquish and Carbon Ceramic Matrix brakes.
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In September 1961, the DB4 received some of the most notable revisions since its introduction in 1958. This included an egg-crate grill and a slimmer, more squared-off front hood scoop.
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In April 1961, Aston Martin made several revisions to the DB4 including changing the rear cathedral rear lights that were sourced from a Humber Hawk to new units that had three individual lenses per side.
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In January 1960, Aston Martin addressed overheating issues with a larger oil sump and optional front oil cooler. The Aston Martin Owner's Club (AMOC) later determined this was sufficient to consider the larger-sump cars to be considered Series II
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With new inner panels forward of the front bulkhead, Aston Martin shoehorned their 'DBS' V12 engine into the much smaller Vantage platform. Production of the Roadster came three years into V12 Vantage production.
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Sitting proudly at the pinnacle of the luxury British car maker's sports car line-up, this breath-taking new super grand tourer represents the zenith of current Aston Martin design and engineering. Vanquish points to an exciting and confident future for the historic brand.
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At the 2012 Concorso d'Eleganza Villa d'Este Aston Martin brought out a new concept which sucessfully synthesizes the One-77 design cues with the rest of the DB9, DBS, Virage line.
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In the most comprehensive programme of enhancements since 2008, the revised 4.7-litre 420bhp (426PS/313kW) entry-level V8 Vantage features a raft of improvements first seen in the critically acclaimed Vantage S. The standard six-speed manual transmission remains, but the optional six-speed Sportshift™ automated manual transmission has now been replaced with the seven-speed Sportshift™ II. With an ...
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In the most comprehensive programme of enhancements since 2008, the revised 4.7-litre 420bhp (426PS/313kW) entry-level V8 Vantage features a raft of improvements first seen in the critically acclaimed Vantage S. The standard six-speed manual transmission remains, but the optional six-speed Sportshift™ automated manual transmission has now been replaced with the seven-speed Sportshift™ II. With an ...
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In 2012 Aston Martin unveiled the DBS Ultimate with a new rear trunk spoiler, carbon-fiber mirror caps, a darkened grille, smoked taillamps, Zircotec-coated tail pipes, special badging and a choice of yellow, black or red brake calipers.
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In 2012 Aston Martin unveiled the DBS Ultimate with a new rear trunk spoiler, carbon-fiber mirror caps, a darkened grille, smoked taillamps, Zircotec-coated tail pipes, special badging and a choice of yellow, black or red brake calipers.
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23 April 2012, Beijing: Luxury British sports car maker Aston Martin is today unveiling three hand crafted ‘Year of the Dragon’ special editions as it grabs the spotlight at the 2012 Beijing International Automotive Exhibition.
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Only 7 DB5 Vantage Convertibles were produced which makes it one of the rarest Aston Martins. These were produced in a tun of 123 convertibles on the DB5 platfrom.
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In September of 1964 the DB5 Vantage prototype, DP217, was revealed with triple Weber twin-choke, sidedraft carburetors and a 5-speed transmission. Aston Martin quoted peak power at 325 bhp at 5,750 rpm which was 40 more than the standard-specification DB5.
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Aston Martin are releasing the final production version of the V12 Zagato one year after the prototype was revealed at 2011 Concorso d'Eleganza Villa d'Este. Unlike the prototype's motor sports roots, the production version is highly trimmed with a bespoke interior from the Aston Martin works.
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Aston Martin Racing began testing its new V12 Vantage GT3 at Brands Hatch in Kent this week, covering almost 1000 kilometres in just two days. The majority of the mileage was conducted by factory driver Darren Turner.
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Gaydon, Warwickshire, 12 September 2011. Aston Martin will premiere two striking new Carbon Edition DBS sports cars at the Frankfurt Motor Show on 13 September 2011.