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After receiving a face-lift last year, the 2012 DB9 returns with few changes. The six-speed manual and five-spoke forged alloy wheels are no longer available. Yellow brake calipers are now optional, and a Garmin satellite navigation system replaces the old unit.... Read Review
The DBS receives a revised stability control system, helping the wheels find traction when all 510 of the 6.0-liter V-12's horses are at full gallop. The Volante convertible returns with a uniquely styled trunklid and 13-speaker sound system from Bang and Olufsen.... Read Review
Aston Martin's four-door brought back the Rapide name after nearly 50 years. The 6.0-liter V-12 with a six-speed automatic remains the only drivetrain choice. The new Luxe model includes glass control switches, a six-piece bespoke luggage set, and polished 20-inch wheels.... Read Review
The V8 Vantage S model was new for 2011, adding power, and pairing with a new seven-speed auto-clutch manual. Four special editions were released last year for the Vantage, the brand's least expensive exotic offering.... Read Review
The Virage is claimed to be an all-new model, refined from the DB9. Subtle front and rear styling and standard carbon ceramic brakes help distinguish it from its lesser stablemate.... Read Review
In 2009, the convertible DB9 Volante was added to the lineup, and previously the DB9’s V-12 was bumped from 450 to 470 horsepower. Changes for 2010 are nil.... Read Review
The Volante convertible is the newest DBS model to be added to the mix, featuring the same specifications as the standard Coupe.... Read Review
The Rapide name is back after a long absence reaching back to Lagonda in the early 1960s. Will the Rapide outlast its predecessor’s four-year lifespan? We’re betting so.... Read Review
For 2010, the Aston Martin V8 Vantage remains virtually identical to the previous year, but minor cosmetic changes may be in store for 2011, when the V12 Vantage is slated to head to U.S. soil.... Read Review