Clube Aston Martin

Aston Martin DBS Carbon Edition (2011)
Following on from the success of the DBS Carbon Black, introduced in 2009, the 2011 Aston Martin DBS Carbon Edition will be available in two new colours including Flame Orange and Ceramic Grey together with the existing Carbon Black. Each DBS will undergo Aston Martin's unique paint process receiving seven layers of paint together with a 25 hour hand flat-and-polish finish resulting in a glass veneer normally the reserve of jewellery production. A first for Aston Martin is the option to specify a satin lacquer paint finish, creating a silk-like texture.

The Aston Martin DBS Carbon Edition features 10-spoke gloss black diamond turned wheels with a reversed diamond turned or full gloss black finish as an option. Complementing the wheels, black brake callipers will be delivered as standard with yellow, orange, red or grey as an option. Harmonising with the exterior finish is a warm black grille, carbon fibre mirror heads, carbon rear lamp in-fills and smoked rear lights creating a DBS specification like never before.

The cosseting and inviting interior of the coupe plays host to the familiar swathes of obsidian black or maranello orange semi-aniline leather. This type of leather is more natural looking and softer to touch. The interior of a Aston Martin DBS Carbon Edition will take in excess of 70 man hours to hand stitch and finish.

On the Aston Martin DBS Carbon Edition coupe, the headlining is quilted in leather providing a luxurious envelope to the cabin. Immediately distinguishing the Carbon Edition from a standard DBS is the carbon fibre facia with a carbon weave that has been positioned exactly to follow the form of the dashboard. Only by hand can the fibres be laid to create a perfectly aligned weave.

The magnesium alloy paddles that control the Touchtronic II automatic gearbox are tipped with carbon fibre bringing the Carbon Edition direct to the fingertips. A unique carbon fibre special edition sill plaque with laser etched metal inlay completes the specification.

The standard DBS has recently been updated to feature the new Aston Martin Garmin satellite navigation system possessing improved graphics and intuition to provide a sleeker user experience. Beam blade windscreen wipers are also a new feature providing reduced wind noise and a cleaner wipe, even at high speeds.

Aston Martin DBS Carbon Edition prices start at £186,582 (€257,912/$287,576) for the coupe and £196,581 (€272,913/$302,576) for the Volante with customer deliveries expected from quarter one 2012.
http://www.netcarshow.com/aston_martin/2011-dbs_carbon_edition/
Aston_Martin-DBS_Carbon_Edition_2011_1600x1200_wallpaper_01.jpg
Aston_Martin-DBS_Carbon_Edition_2011_800x600_wallpaper_02.jpg
Aston_Martin-DBS_Carbon_Edition_2011_800x600_wallpaper_03.jpg
Aston_Martin-DBS_Carbon_Edition_2011_800x600_wallpaper_04.jpg
Aston_Martin-DBS_Carbon_Edition_2011_800x600_wallpaper_05.jpg
Aston_Martin-DBS_Carbon_Edition_2011_800x600_wallpaper_06.jpg
Aston_Martin-DBS_Carbon_Edition_2011_800x600_wallpaper_07.jpg
Aston_Martin-DBS_Carbon_Edition_2011_800x600_wallpaper_08.jpg
 
Se, de todos estes, tivessem de escolher um, qual seria?

1944 Aston Martin Atom:

670x377Image.jpg


1948 Aston Martin 2-litre sports:

670x377Image.JPG


1950 Aston Martin DB2:

670x377Image.jpg


1953 Aston Martin DB2/4:

670x377Image.jpg


1957 Aston Martin DB Mark III:

670x377Image.jpg


1958 Aston Martin DB4:

​
670x377Image.jpg


1961 Aston Martin DB4 GT Zagato:

​
670x377Image.jpg


1963 Aston Martin DB5:

​
670x377Image.jpg

​
 
1961 Aston Martin Lagonda Rapide:

670x377Image.jpg


1965 Aston Martin Short Chassis Volante:

670x377Image.jpg


1965 Aston Martin DB6:

670x377Image.jpg


1967 Aston Martin DBS:

670x377Image.jpg


1969 Aston Martin V8:

​
670x377Image.jpg


1976 Aston Martin Lagonda:

670x377Image.jpg


1977 Aston Martin V8 Vantage:

670x377Image.jpg


1986 Aston Martin V8 Zagato:

670x377Image.jpg


1989 Aston Martin Virage:

670x377Image.jpg

​
 
1993 Aston Martin Vantage:

670x377Image.jpg


1996 Aston Martin V8 Coupe/V8 Volante:

​
670x377Image.jpg


1993 Aston Martin DB7/DB7 Vantage:

​
670x377Image.jpg


2002 Aston Martin DB7 Zagato:

670x377Image.jpg


2001 Aston Martin V12 Vanquish/Vanquish S:

​
670x377Image.jpg


2002 Aston Martin DB AR1:

​
670x377Image.jpg


2004 Aston Martin DB9:

​
670x377Image.jpg


2005 Aston Martin V8/V12 Vantage:

​
670x377Image.jpg


​
 
2010 Aston Martin V12 Vantage Carbon Black Edition:

670x377Image.jpg


2010 Aston Martin DBS Carbon Black Edition:

670x377Image.jpg


2011 Aston Martin Virage:

​
670x377Image.JPG


2011 Aston Martin V12 Zagato:

670x377Image.jpg


2011 V8 Vantage/V8 Vantage Roadster/V12 Vantage:

​
670x377Image.jpg


2011 Aston Martin DB9/DB9 Volante:

​
670x377Image.jpg


2011 Aston Martin DBS V12/DBS Volante:

670x377Image.jpg


2011 Aston Martin Cygnet:

670x377Image.jpg


2011 Aston Martin Rapide:

670x377Image.jpg

Terminou!:)
​
 
Aston Martin Voyage 55' Boat Concept Revealed
aston-martin-voyage-55-boat-concept-revealed-photo-gallery_3.jpg

We have always wanted to take all the things we know and love about sportscar into the water. Many have tried to turn cars into amphibious creations, but they never seem to go as fast as they do in the designer’s imagination. We definitely need a new approach!


How about this one: the Voyage speedboat, which takes the proportions and shapes of a pucker Aston and places them within the 55-foot long frame of a this watercraft. This is the work of naval architect and Aston Martin owner Luiz de Basto, who has created several Magnum yachts.

The name follows the automaker’s tradition of naming their cars with an initial V. Not only that, but the lines convey those on the Vantage, Rapide, DBS and Virage. There’s plenty for car lovers to enjoy here: the grille has been recreated in the shape of the windshield, there are side vent shaped hull portals on the side and the back is almost identical to that on its road-going counterparts.

"With the idea of not merely making a transposition of a car into a boat, like so many other boat designs that pay tribute to famous car manufacturers, the biggest challenge was exactly that, how to best feature the classic Aston Martin icon, the radiator grille. Determined to maintain the signature element of the brand and constrained by the fact that boats don't have radiators by definition, the shape needed to be incorporated somehow. After several sketches it became obvious that the only solution was to shape the windshield like the radiator, so the well known iconic shape has been harmoniously incorporated as a windshield," the designer says.
Aston Martin Voyage 55' Boat Concept Revealed [Photo Gallery] - autoevolution
aston-martin-voyage-55-boat-concept-revealed-photo-gallery_5.jpg
aston-martin-voyage-55-boat-concept-revealed-photo-gallery_6.jpg
aston-martin-voyage-55-boat-concept-revealed-photo-gallery_8.jpg
aston-martin-voyage-55-boat-concept-revealed-photo-gallery_2.jpg
aston-martin-voyage-55-boat-concept-revealed-photo-gallery_4.jpg
aston-martin-voyage-55-boat-concept-revealed-photo-gallery_1.jpg
 
2013/2014 Aston Martin Vantage major facelift test mule spied


Test mule showing some new body panels - major facelift will include big changes to the body style


Aston Martin will still be sticking to its current platform for the next Vantage model but the car will be getting a major facelift, which our spy photographers have caught here near the Aston Martin technical center in Germany.

This is a test mule for the major facelift and it appears to be sporting new and wider skirts which have been camouflaged. The 2013/2014 Vantage is expected to come with major changes, which includes the body panels.

20286873011133403781.jpg


Fonte: 2013/2014 Aston Martin Vantage major facelift test mule spied
 
Voltar
Superior