Aston Martin is best known ... Summit Reserve ($115,450) and the rims are even bigger at 21 inches, the front seats are 12-way electrically-adjustable, open pore wood trim is added to the dash, doors, ...

Aston Martin is best known for two things - being James Bond’s preferred mode of transport and building grand tourers. Except there’s a slight problem with this lineage - Aston Martin doesn’t think ...

Equipment: 4235cc/265hp six-cylinder, alloy radiator with electric fan, 4-speed, wire wheels, red line tires, boot cover, wood-rim steering wheel ... At this point, any possible demand for an Aston ...

Back when steering wheels were all chrome and wood with a distinct lack of safety features, Chevrolet thought it could reinvent the wheel and give drivers even more control with an optional ...

The latest Vantage was introduced last year and makes 656 horsepower, with a roadster version unveiled earlier this month. It ...

Returning to WEC for the first time since 2021, Aston Martin have unveiled their 2025 challenger, the Valkyrie AMR-LMH. The car, whose original designer was Adrian Newey, has a 6.5-litre V12 ...

Aston Martin has revealed the new Vantage Roadster. It doesn’t come as much of a surprise, given how the new Vantage landed last year and there’s almost always a drop-top version along shortly ...

In a series of media interviews, Aston Martin CEO Adrian Hallmark foreshadowed the eventual demise of the brand's V-12. Current regulations will see the engine phased out of large-scale production ...

While most manufacturers toil in a perpetual cycle of new-model creation, Aston Martin traditionally moves ... a carbon-fiber steering wheel, and embroidered headrests, the overall effect could ...

Aston Martin was founded in Great Britain in 1913 by Robert Bamford and Lionel Martin. Lagonda, another carmaker, was founded in 1899 and became part of Aston Martin in 1947 when both were ...