Showing posts with label Aston. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Aston. Show all posts

Saturday, December 17, 2011

Aston Martin Said to Reveal New V12 Vantage Roadster Next Year



While Aston Martin may not have a lot of money going around for the progression of new systems or applications, the English car maker is trying to create the best of what it already has.

What this implies is that it is rolling a lot of versions and system designs using the same components (and design…) for almost a several years now...

We're not sure how extensive Aston Martin can keep doing it - some say it has already attained its restrictions - but for moment, we master that the organization will discover yet another edition of one of its established versions, the V12 Advantage Roadster.

The announcement was said to have been verified by Aston Martin CEO, Dr. Ulrich Bez, who said that the car would go available in 2012, with a possible arrival at next seasons Geneva Vehicle Display in Goal.

The roadster design will use the same drivetrain as the V12 Advantage Vehicle with the 6.0-liter 12-cylinder large providing 510-horsepower and 570Nm of high twisting.
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Thursday, December 8, 2011

George Harrison's 1965 Aston Martin DB5 Fetches More Than Half a Million Dollars at London Auction



Some individuals seem to have Midas touching - whatever they touching gets precious metal. That is real about ex-Beatle celebrity Henry Harrison, whose 1965 Aston Martin DB5 altered for an awesome £350,000 or about US$546,000 / €410,000, after a intense businesses war from lovers worldwide at the COYS True Best Public auction in Manchester.

The successful bid came from an private Beatle and Aston Martin fan from Dallas in Tx who said: "George Harrison would be surprised about all the money his car is going to increase for Religious causes."

According to Bob Routledge, Handling Manager at car ah the car went for some £150,000 [US$235,000] over its estimation.

Other vehicles that were marketed during the auction involved a 1936 String 810 Phaeton formerly managed by Led Zeppelin musician Jimmy Web page that marketed for £80,000 [US$125,000] and a Mercedes-Benz 300 SL Roadster that had been located in an The capital of scotland garage area for over two generations made £343,000 [US$550,000], or £100,000 over its estimation.

Surprisingly, a Bmw Benz 540 K formerly managed by Bernie Ecclestone, which had been calculated at £500,000, marketed for an awesome £864,000 [US$1.35 million].

Overall, Coys' purchase saw some £4.5 thousand weight [US$7.02 million] truly in vehicles shifting palms during the auction.

“It was a amazing purchase with vendors and lovers from all over the community taking part," Routledge. "There is also no uncertainty that many individuals who in the last put in in inventory and stocks are now looking to vintage vehicles as a great financial commitment for the long run.”
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Monday, October 24, 2011

Aston Martin Launches New Cygnet in Hong Kong and Japan



Perhaps the most dubious Aston Martin design ever designed - or to be more precise, re-made, the new Cygnet deluxe area car has came in two more regions outside of Europe, in Hong Kong and Japan.

Essentially a extremely luxed-up variation of the Toyota / Scion iQ, the Cygnet is available to obtain now in Hong Kong and Japan from the Aston Martin store process with deliver approximated in the first 1 / 4 of 2012.

And how about expenditures, we pay attention to some of you ask? Well, in Hong Kong, the Cygnet takes place from $603,578 HKD (US$77,600 / €56,300) and in Japan, from ¥4,750,000 YEN (US$62,000 / €44,900).

As was the situation with Europe, the Cygnet can make its way into Hong Kong and Japan in two models, the Begin Difference White-colored and Dark-colored of which only 40 five conditions will be designed.

The Cygnet Begin Difference White-colored is total in Best White-colored color with mix of precious metal competent, safari lower and diamond designed substance wheels, while the in operates chair side linked in Tablet vivid buckskin with perforated Alcantara spots, associated by cotton safari.

Those that like dark-colored colors can opt for the Cygnet Begin Difference Dark-colored providing a Particular Dark-colored substance color with a especially designed large sea normal effect, combat by he dark-colored louvers and safari lower, while in, the chair and rush are total in complete dark-colored complete products buckskin, perforated in a specially-developed diamond composition, along with cotton safari operates.

Both models are available with a exclusive Costs Amberg five-piece products set, especially designed for the Cygnet.
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Sunday, September 18, 2011

IAA 2011: Aston Martin One-77 Shows up in Frankfurt with a Different Hue Right Next to the Cygnet



It’s been more than two years since we first laid eyes on Aston Martin's stunning One-77 supercar, but we're still enamored with its striking looks. At this year's edition of the 2011 Frankfurt Motor Show, the British automaker brought along an example of the One-77 finished in funky brown color.

We’ll remind you that the One-77 is powered by a 7.3-liter V12 lump certified at 750bhp and 750Nm (553.2 lb-ft) of peak torque, more than enough to shoot the British supercar from zero to 60mph (96km/h) in 3.5 seconds and on to a top speed of 220mph (355 km/h).

On the complete opposite side of the spectrum, the One-77 was joined at Aston Martin's stand by the Cygnet city car, that most of you will identify as a rebadged Toyota iQ / Scion iQ.

 
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Wednesday, September 14, 2011

Aston Martin Displays V12 Zagato Specials in Frankfurt



Making their first appearance at a mainstream event in Frankfurt, are two Aston Martin V12 Zagato showcars, which we first laid eyes on at the Villa d’Este Concorso d’Eleganza in Italy back in May.

The British firm has already confirmed the limited production of the Zagato-penned model, which will go on sale in the summer of 2012. Only 150 cars will be built, each carrying a base price of £330,000 or approximately US$520,000, and that does not include local taxes…

Italian coachbuilder Zagato took over the design replacing the V12 Vantage's bodywork with an impressive-styled aluminium and carbon fibre shell.

Power is provided by Aston Martin's 6.0-litre V12 engine that churns out 517-horses and 570 Nm (420 lb ft) of torque.

The green colored car in the renderings below show what the final roadgoing model will look like when it enters production next year.

 
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Tuesday, September 13, 2011

IAA 2011: Aston Martin DBS Carbon Edition Specials



Aston Martin is heading to the Frankfurt Motor Show with two new Carbon Edition DBS sports cars that build on the 2009 special editionof the same name and model series.

The latest DBS Carbon Edition will be offered in two new hues including Flame Orange and Ceramic Grey together with the existing Carbon Black.

The British automaker says the special edition DBS models feature a unique paint process that involves seven layers of paint together with a 25-hour hand flat-and-polish finish, while as an option, buyer will be able to specify a satin lacquer paint finish that is said to create a silk-like texture.

Aside from the bespoke exterior finishes and as the car's name suggests, the special DBS gains several carbon fibre parts and accessories including the exterior mirror caps, the tail lamp fill-ins, front apron, rear diffuser and cabin trim.

Other exterior highlights include the 10-spoke gloss black diamond turned wheels with a reversed diamond turned or full gloss black finish as an option, black brake calipers as standard with yellow, orange, red or grey as an option, a black colored front grille and smoked headlamps.

Inside, the DBS Carbon Edition is treated with hand-stitched leather upholstery and headlining plus magnesium alloy steering wheel paddles tipped with carbon fibre.

Pricing for the DBS Carbon Edition starts at £186,582 (€257,912/$287,576) for the coupe and £196,581 (€272,913/$302,576) for the open-top Volante with first deliveries expected in the first quarter of 2012.

 
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