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For a short while during the Aston Martin DB11's production span, Aston Martin produced one of the finest performance GT cars they've ever made, the Aston Martin DB11 AMR. The name itself offers a clue to the car's capabilities; AMR stands for Aston Martin Racing. Even if that goes over your head, the DB11 AMR's capabilities are undeniable. And the good news? The DB11 AMR's limited production numbers don't affect current market prices much, as you'll soon find out.
The Aston Martin DB11 Shadow Edition is a unique iteration of the iconic GT car, distinctified by its black accents and limited to 300 units.
In Aston Martin's history, the Volante name has always been reserved for convertibles, all derivations of coupes. For example, the Aston Martin DB11 Volante takes the DB11 coupe as its foundation, but Aston Martin didn't make a V12-powered DB11 Volante as they did with the coupe. Does this make the DB11 Volante any less of a thrilling grand tourer?
The Aston Martin DB11 Volante Shadow Edition is a cosmetically upgraded version of the Grand Tourer, enhanced by a dark accent pack, and limited to 300 units.
Is the new Aston Martin DB12 tire-shredding, head-turning beast or a luxurious escape pod for the discerning driver? Well, you’re in for a ride, because it’s all of the above.
The Aston Martin DB7 GT is a prodigious yet forgotten iteration of the DB series, propelled by a roaring naturally aspirated V12 and a slick-shifting 6-speed manual.
The Aston Martin DB7 GTA is a phenomenally underrated limited edition grand tourer, powered by a burly naturally aspirated V12 motor.
The Aston Martin DB7 Vantage was the first-ever V12-powered Aston Martin, marking a significant turning point for the automaker. However, the V12 didn't alter the DB7's grand touring DNA as Aston Martin, as they still do today, was renowned for making some of the best grand tourers.
The Aston Martin DB7 Vantage Volante is arguably the most beautiful design to come out of the 1990. And although the DB7 was built on an ancient platform, it was still a very competitive car.
The DB9 will remain the most recognizable Aston Martin model for a long time as it marked the brand’s modern development. And the DB9 GT is the ultimate version built to send the model into retirement before the new DB11 came along.
The Aston Martin DB9 Volante is one of the last naturally aspirated V12 GTs, and possibly the last one to be offered with a manual transmission. And with a 12 year production run, there is a DB9 Volante out there for everyone.
The Aston Martin DBX immaculately resembles and resonates the spirit of its supercar brethren.
With 697 raging horses at your right foot’s disposal, the Aston Martin DBX packs enough punch to transform any grocery run into a heart-pounding adventure.
