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Jet 2+2 Clay Model
The Bertone Jet 2+2 shooting-brake was commissioned by the British Aston Martin enthusiast and private collector, Barry Weir. Weir took part in the whole development of the project, from the first phases of the styling to the manufacture of the car in the workshop....
Aston Martin AM6 Vantage Concept 1:1 model
The AM6 Vantage was the replacement to the best-selling Aston Martin of all time, the V8 Vantage (VH2). The AM6 Vantage was under development for many years prior to its final unveiling to the public in 2017. Unusually it was not unveiled at an International Motor...
Lagonda Taraf
The strictly limited edition Lagonda Taraf super saloon was unveiled in the Middle East on 10 November 2014. The name Taraf meaning 'ultimate luxury' in Arabic, according to Aston Martin. Based on the Rapide and using AML’s VH architecture platform, it drew...
Aston Martin Rapide S – Family Day Car
This Rapide S is believed to be the very first production Rapide S, retained by AML. It was displayed in 2017 at Gaydon during an AML Employee Weekend and visitors were encouraged to write messages on the Stratus White coachwork. This is not the first-time visitors...
Aston Martin V12 Vantage (VH2) Powertrain
A powertrain is a system of components inside a vehicle that propel it forward, by transferring the energy from the engine to the wheels. This includes the engine, transmission (gear box), drive shaft, differential and axles. Powertrains and cutaway models are often...
Aston Martin Vanquish Coupe (VH3) Cutaway
This pre-production cutaway was built for show use in 2012. It is based on Aston Martin’s VH platform design structure (VH3), using an all-bonded aluminium tub, and has an especially lightened front end and the engine is mounted lower than the previous DBS. The...
Aston Martin DB7/DB9 Development Mule
This might look like a DB7 on its last legs; the truth is that it isn’t a DB7 at all but the very first iteration of the DB9 in prototype form. The DB7-like body panels totally hide the true nature of the car. This car was spotted being tested on public roads in...
Aston Martin DB11 Mechanical Prototype M1
Under the heavily camouflaged body is something very close to a finished DB11. The mechanical prototype is the next step in a car’s development after the experimental prototype. Built in AML’s prototype workshop, the body-in-white structure, subframes, suspension,...
Aston Martin Rapide S Powertrain
A powertrain is a system of components inside a vehicle that propel it forward, by transferring the energy from the engine to the wheels. This includes the engine, transmission (gear box), drive shaft, differential and axles. Powertrains and cutaway models are often...
Bamford & Martin Prototype – A3
The car we know as A3 is one of the original 5 prototype chassis developed by Robert Bamford and Lionel Martin. The importance of this car was hidden for many years until it put up for sale by auction in 2001. It was discovered that this car carried chassis number A3...
Aston Martin Vantage (AM6, 2018) Cutaway
For seven decades the name Vantage has been the nameplate for the sportiest Aston Martins. By the time production of the V8 Vantage (VH2) ended in 2017, it had become the most successful Aston Martin of all time, so the new Vantage (called the AM6 by the factory) had...
Aston Martin Vanquish Volante (VH3)
Aston Martin announced the production ready Vanquish Volante in June 2013, perhaps the most important new model introduced during the Centenary year. It also became the most expensive car in the 2013 range with a basic price tag just a fiver shy of £200,000 before any...
V12 Vanquish (AMV03) Cutaway
The brand new V12 Vanquish wasn’t just a ground-breaking Aston Martin, it was perhaps the greatest technological leap forward that the company has ever made. So, if you really want to show potential customers exactly why your car is so advanced and well worth the...
Aston Martin V8 Vantage Concept
The AMV8 Vantage Concept was first shown at the 2003 Detroit Motor Show and was met with universal acclaim. Although based on a DB7 Vantage Volante chassis, it looks very much like the production car that was launched at the Geneva Motor Show a little over two years...
Aston Martin Ulster
After the success of the Team Cars in the 1934 Ulster TT race, Aston Martin made replicas available for the public to buy. With a lightweight two-seater body and with the engine tuned to produce 85 bhp, they were guaranteed to reach 100 mph. The low, sleek, narrow...
Aston Martin Rapide Concept
On Monday the 9th of January 2006 at the Detroit Motor Show, Aston Martin stunned the automotive world by unveiling an unbelievably elegant 4 door hatchback concept called the Rapide. The production ready Rapide was eventually unveiled over three years later in...
Aston Martin Nimrod, Group C Endurance racing car
In 1981, Robin Hamilton approached Victor Gauntlett, CEO of AML, with a project to develop a Group C competition car, powered by the Aston Martin V8 engine. The Nimrod racing car was built by Nimrod Racing Automobiles Ltd., at Fauld near Burton-on-Trent, with a...
Aston Martin DP-100 Vision Gran Turismo
Aston Martin used the 2014 Goodwood Festival of Speed to unveil an exceptional new addition to the hugely popular PlayStation racing game, Gran Turismo 6 (GT6), the stunning DP-100 Vision Gran Turismo. Developed in-house by the design team at Aston Martin, led by...
Aston Martin DB11 Development Mule
Car makers often assess new vehicles before production by using a development mule. Mules are drivable but heavily disguised pre-production vehicles that carefully hide what is really happening underneath. This can be by using familiar older body styles, clumsy...
Aston Martin DB7 V12 Zagato
During August 2001, Dr. Bez, AML CEO, unexpectedly met Andrea Zagato at the Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance, both having been invited as judges at the prestigious event. Together they conceived a plan to renew the famous association between both companies. Within a...
Aston Martin DB7 concept
Victor Gauntlett, the Chairman of AML during much of the 1980s, was intensely keen to build a ‘DB4 for the 1990s’. It was intended that the car would not be quite so handbuilt as the Virage, but still be produced in low volumes in a new factory, at the rate of about a...
Aston Martin AMR1, Group C Endurance racing car
Following the success of the Aston Martin powered Nimrod, a joint venture was announced in August 1987 between Aston Martin and Ecurie Ecosse, to build a car to FISA Group C regulations. The AMR1 used an advanced carbon-fibre/Kevlar monocoque tub, designed by...
Aston Martin Vantage
Our Aston Martin Vantage (sometimes described as the AM Vantage) is the second of only 70 built. When new, it was the press and promotional car, featuring in brochures and press photos whilst still in its original colour of Cricket White. The model was introduced in...
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