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This Is the Reason Aston Martin Stopped Their Ice Driving Program

Aston Martin used to have a program that helped people become acquainted with the manufacturer’s cars in Winter conditions. Specifically, driving instructors would take people for hot laps on a snow-covered course with various Aston Martin models. Sadly, even professional instructors have times they exercise poor judgment. One of those times was the trigger for …
by HJ Pizarro
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Trucks & SUVs

These Are the 6 Fastest 2021 SUVs

Switching from a sports car to a family SUV doesn’t necessarily mean you have to give up speed. To showcase this, we’re looking at some of the fastest family SUVs currently available for sale. Motor1 recently published a comprehensive of over 20 fastest SUVs, and today we’re listing off the top six. The fastest of …
by Gabriel Vega
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Aston Martin Sells Its Soul To Survive But Will It?

Aston Martin will be getting a lot of help from Mercedes-Benz. Among the list of help is access to Mercedes next-generation hybrid and electric powertrains. In exchange, Mercedes gets 20% of Aston Martin. So Aston Martin sells its soul to survive with future models Mercedes on the inside. Will it still be Aston Martin with …
by Thom Taylor
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A silver Aston Martin DB9 sits on the side of a coastal road.
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A Street-Legal Aston Martin Drag Car Exists With 2,800 Horsepower

Aston Martin has made some beautiful machines worthy of British secret agents. The cars have seductive lines, are powerful, and have the allure of mystery as a consequence of being used in the James Bond 007 movie franchise. So, it might seem odd that an Aston Martin was converted into a drag racing machine. But, …
by HJ Pizarro
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A black 2007 Aston Martin DB9 on a winter road
Coupes

The Stylish Aston Martin DB9 Is Now a ‘Relatively’ Affordable V12-Powered Luxury GT

As expensive as brand-new Aston Martins are, like other super-exclusive supercars, eventually they’re just used cars. That means, if you can handle the potential maintenance costs, you can wind up with some real bargains. The V8 Vantage, for example, is both fairly affordable and reliable enough for daily use. And then there’s one of Martha …
by Matthew Skwarczek
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The Most Depreciated Supercars Go Head-To-Head in a YouTube Series

Supercars are the things of dreams. Many people can only admire them from a distance because of their price points when new. However, not all of them are equal. Some are more reliable than others. Consequently, some of these dream machines depreciate more than others. To show how attainable a supercar can be, a show …
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A Glow In The Dark Aston Martin Will Make You Feel Like a Kid Again

As a child, I remember loving everything that glowed in the dark. From fireflies to stickers, there is just something magical about anything that gave off that little bit of light to break through the darkness. Combining something like glow-in-the-dark paint with an artistically designed car like an Aston Martin and you might just feel …
by Gabrielle DeSantis
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Sedans

The World’s Most Expensive Sedan Is a $1,000,000 Aston Martin

Compared to something like truly expensive like the Bugatti Chiron, Aston Martin’s cars may seem like relative bargains. However, while models like the V8 Vantage are more reliable and affordable than many believe, the British automaker has also released some rather pricey wheels. Including a rare sedan that costs the same as 2 Rolls-Royce Cullinans: …
by Matthew Skwarczek
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Crossovers

The Aston Martin DBX Lets You Play Bond On- and Off-Road

To say a lot is riding on the Aston Martin DBX is arguably an understatement. The British automaker needs its SUV (technically a crossover) to succeed, or the company risks financial ruin. And the COVID-19-related setbacks certainly haven’t helped. Now that the full reviews are in, though, it’s clear the Aston Martin DBX delivers. 2021 …
by Matthew Skwarczek
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SUVs

The DBX Might Not Be Enough to Save Aston Martin

For the most part, we still associate Aston Martin with high-performance and exclusivity. But now, the Aston Martin has become synonymous with losses. Even before the pandemic, Aston Martin wasn’t in the best position to make record profits. For 2020, the British automaker’s saving grace was supposed to be the DBX, its first-ever SUV. But even the DBX might not …
by Leigh Fields
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5 of the Rarest and Most Expensive Cars in the World

There are some cars that are uncommon to see, but there are some that are so rare that you will probably never actually see them. These cars are usually kept as collectibles, sometimes shown off at shows and museums, but they don’t often make it to the streets. Every car on this list has two …
by Gabrielle DeSantis
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Aston Martin AMB 001 with blue body panels and tan seat
Motorcycles

Aston Martin and Brough Superior Are Making a $121,000 Superbike

Despite its somewhat rocky financial position, Aston Martin’s not quite dead yet. And it’s actually branching out into the 2-wheeled segment—specifically, with motorcycles. But the upcoming Aston Martin AMB 001 isn’t a solo effort, though. To develop it, Aston Martin called upon another iconic British company: Brough Superior. This isn’t Brough Superior’s newest bike This …
by Matthew Skwarczek
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Hybrids & EVs

MG Electric Sports Car Coming, but Forbidden

To people in the United States, MG is a company that many associate with small British sportscar from a manufacturer that has long since disappeared from our shores. The truth is, MG is still around, albeit overseas. In fact, the company is planning on producing a new sportscar for 2021 that looks really appealing, but it is forbidden fruit. …
by HJ Pizarro
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Dark blue 2007 Aston Martin V8 Vantage Valiant restomod on the track
Coupes

The Valiant: An Aston Martin V8 Vantage Restomod for the Track

Though it has built continuation replicas of famous models, Aston Martin hasn’t featured too heavily in the restomod scene. Especially in the sportier parts of restomodding, like Gunther Werks’ 993-based 400R. Which makes sense, given that even the brand’s 911 competitor, the V8 Vantage, was more GT than a sports car. But one Nurburgring instructor …
by Matthew Skwarczek
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Orange 2020 Aston Martin DBS Superleggera Volante with the top town in front of the beach
Coupes

The Aston Martin DBS Superleggera Is Still Wonderful Without a Roof

Originally, many high-end automakers had independent coachbuilders design and assemble their cars’ bodies. And Aston Martin was no different. In fact, one of its most iconic cars, James Bond’s DB5, was designed via a licensed version of Italian coachbuilder Superleggera’s construction system. And to pay tribute, the company’s name appears on the British carmaker’s newest …
by Matthew Skwarczek
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Aston Martin Just Cut 500 Jobs: How Long Before It’s Dead?

None of the news coming out of the UK about Aston Martin’s woes is good. In the past week, its troubles mounted as it replaced its CEO and today announced that it just cut 500 jobs from the Aston Martin payroll. That is about 20% of its total workforce. How long before Aston Martin is …
by Thom Taylor
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You Can Buy An Aston Martin Replica Of James Bond DB5 From Goldfinger

A picture can fool anyone. The above image is of 1963 Aston Martin DB5 coupes being manufactured. But this is not a shot from 1963 or 1964. It’s a recent image shot at the Aston Martin workshop in Newport Pagnell, England. As amazing as you can imagine Aston Martin is building 25 “continuation series” DB5s. …
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