Aston Martin Vanquish

 

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The Aston Martin V12 Vanquish was designed in 1995 by designer Ian Callum and was mass produced from 2001 until 2007 when its subsidiary ford sold the brand to a group of billionaires. It has a V12 engine capable of producing 6.0 460cv and reach over 300 km / hour. It was the fastest model of Aston Martin and more coveted by millionaires in the past century. The model gained fame by appearing in the film Die Another Day 007 series. The price of this relic is around R $ 1,900,000.00 (about 850,000 euros), so a car is rarely seen on the streets.

 

Aston Martin Rapide

The first Aston Martin Rapide was born in 2006 under a signa that forever followed over the years, be a sporty four-door.

The concept was simple, create a powerful car, with a bold, modern, where the main argument was his side despite betting on sporting four doors.

Although the concept and the undeniable attributes of the car, competition from Porsche and Bentley imposed stiff resistance to the model continued without convincing the majority.

But the Aston Martin remained true to principle and remained committed to the four doors in what is the return of the Rapide, Aston Martin Rapide S.

Luxury finishes make your interior irresistible and in terms of performance the new Aston is the same level as other competing models.

Aston Martin DBS Volante

It takes 14 seconds to let passengers this Aston Martin of hair in the wind, and you can do it up to a speed of 48 km / h. The brand has revealed the details of the second convertible range, the DBS Volante, which will display at Geneva, at the beginning of next month.

For Ulrich Bez, chief designer, "the DBS Volante offers a more relaxed driving experience, both with the roof open or closed," combining "engineering excellence with design perfection." The British convertible has a V12 of 5935 cc, the charge 510 horsepower at 6500 rpm and 570 Nm of torque at 5750 rpm. The brand announces 4.3 sec. acceleration from 0 to 100 km / h and a top speed of 307 km / h.

The DBS Volante offers manual six-speed automatic with Touchdown, also six relationships, the list of options. There are components in carbon fiber to reduce weight as the bonnet, front spoiler and rear spoiler, and the braking power has the ceramic composite discs, a set supplied as standard.

The alloy wheels and 20-inch Pirelli P Zero shoes and the adaptive suspension has a more sporty Track. The partnership between Aston Martin and the Danish Bang & Olufsen is already known, so the DBS Volante is equipped with an audio system and 13 speakers 'BeoSound DBS', allowing a level of sound quality, even with the top down, with the system to make the appropriate compensation to maintain high fidelity.