Behold the Aston Martin Volante Vision Concept Aircraft – a VTOL (vertical take-off and landing) short-hop ‘urban aircraft’ concept offering a glimpse of the auto manufacturer’s designs on the luxury aerospace market.
Supported by Cranfield Aerospace Solutions and the Rolls Royce aircraft engine company, the plane has a central propellor providing vertical lift with two smaller engines for horizontal motion.
Behold the 2019 Aston Martin DB11 AMR Coupe – a 630bhp, V12, twin-turbo grand tourer capable of 335km/h with an active exhaust system for extra rort.
Yours for €206,000.
The 1965 Aston Martin DB5 that appeared in the opening scenes of Goldeneye comes up for auction next month.
No performance supercar, certainly, but presented in excellent condition and still capable of 150mph, it’s expected to sell for between €1.37 and €1.83 million.
UPDATE: It fetched €2.33 million in the end.
Behold: the 2018 Aston Martin V12 Vantage V600.
A 6.0l, 600bhp, seven-speed, carbon fibre sports car inspired by the 1998 V8 Vantage V600, limited to just seven examples each of the coupe and roadster variants.
Available on request to the select few somewhere north of €210,000.
This is the Aston Martin Lagonda Vision Concept – step one in the creation of what Aston Martin modestly describes as ‘the world’s first zero emission luxury brand’.
With an all-electric powertrain and 640km range, the vehicle has a massive interior with retractable steering wheel and up-and-out swinging doors for ease of access.
Production is due to start by 2021.
A fully restored 1961 Aston Martin DB4GT Zagato formerly driven by Formula One World Champion Jim Clark, who pitted it against legendary rival, the Ferrari 250GT at Le Mans, Goodwood and the Paris 1000km between 1961 and 1962*.
A unique piece of racing history, currently accepting bids from prospective buyers.
(*The Ferraris won every single time, but still.)
A fully restored 1983 Aston Martin V8 Vantage.
First introduced in 1977, this later, factory-modified Thatcher-era model features wider factory BBS wheels and wheel arches and a rare 5-speed ZF manual transmission.
Yours for a Reaganomical €250,000.
A pristine 1973 Aston Martin Vantage, otherwise known as the 4-.0 litre inline six. One of the rarest post war Astons, only 70 were ever made between 1970 and 1973.
With a mere 48,000 miles on the clock, this one can be yours for between €110,000 and €140,000.
Behold the angular, Reagan-era chutzpah of a 1988 Aston Martin V8 Vantage Zagato.
Between 1986 and 1990, only 89 of these controversially styled GTs were ever made.
This rare beast can be yours for upward of €678,000.
Behold: the 2018 Aston Martin Vanquish Zagato Shooting Brake: a 5.9l, V12, 0-100km/h in 3.5s estate wagon complete with its own space-maximising bespoke luggage. Only 325 will be made.
Yours for something north of €770,000.
