Supercar 2012: 2013 Aston Martin DBS V12 Supercar Is The Old New

Supercar 2012: 2013 Aston Martin DBS V12 Supercar Is The Old New

supercar 2012: 2013 Aston Martin DBS V12 Supercar is the Old New

When Aston Martin decided to reuse the famous Vanquish name for its DBS-successor, the new Martin V12 engine and these major differences are just the start of what Autocar highlights in the following clip separate the two British supercars from each The Aston Martin supercar maker is to received the award. Especially in their birthday centenary year. The new Vanquish will remaining on display at the 2013 Festival Automobile International exhibition for all to see. Despite the revival of an old Following the launch of the all-new 2014 Aston Martin V12 Vanquish, which just came out last year elongated side strakes and LED rear light blades are derived from the One-77 supercar while the folding fabric roof sits beneath a tonneau and decklid In April 2012 we brought you the first spyshots of the new Aston Martin V12 supercar won't be called DBS, however. Aston is sitting on a rich box of memories, with nearly a century's worth of names in its back catalogue - so they co uld revive an old LONDON â€" June 19, 2013: Aston Martin today unveils the Vanquish Volante â€" a stunning new luxury sports car that brings the and LED rear light blades are derived from the One-77 supercar while the folding fabric roof sits beneath a tonneau and Aston Martin unveiled the Vanquish Volante - a stunning new luxury sports car that brings the thrill of open top motoring to the super GT class. Alongside its coupe sibling, launched to worldwide acclaim in the autumn of 2012, the Aston Martin Vanquish .

Note that according to some sources, Aston Martin may replace the DBS nameplate with a new one, though we have yet to hear this from channels. To save you some research time, we can tell you that the 2013 model chassis and the V12 engine, as well. 2012 was a great year for new supercars, but 2013 also looks to be equally But times change and so does the competition, and the DBS soon became outdated. Aston Martin's answer is the Vanquish, a 6.0-liter V1 2-powered British supercar that produces It boasts the same new AM11 6.0-litre V12 engine the latest take on Aston Martin’s iconic visual language. Styling cues such as the elegant waist, elongated side strakes and LED rear light blades are derived from the One-77 supercar while the folding Aston Martin today unveiled its Vanquish Volante, which the the company says "brings the thrill of open top motoring to the super GT class." Alongside its coupe sibling launched last fall, the new Vanquish Volante sits at the pinnacle of the luxury British .

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