Aston Martin isn't just about offering high performance, at least not anymore. The British luxury sports car brand is about to launch a technological first. A new integration between the car ...

An Aston Martin DB7 formerly owned by the singer Sir Elton John has just sold at auction for £40,250. The car soared past its original estimated price of between £23,000 and £27,000 that had ...

AN ASTON Martin DB7 once owned by Elton John is going up for sale - at a reasonable price. Pre-auction estimates slate the car to go for between £23,000 and £27,000. That's a light price tag ...

Sir Elton John’s Aston Martin DB7 has covered just 14,500 miles from new. (H&H Classics) An Aston Martin DB7 once owned by the singer Sir Elton John is set to go up for auction next month.

The eras of Aston Martin may be best defined by its DB models — the DB5 of the ‘60s, the DB7 of the ‘90s, the DB9 of the 2000s — but for many die-hard fans of the brand, it’s best ...

The XJ41/XJ42 project that was to provide a true replacement for the E-Type way back in the ... Ford (Jaguar’s design eventually ended up as the basis of the Aston Martin DB7). And more recently, ...

A secret Aston Martin concept is parked at the base of the ... but at the same time it’s tangibly a giant stride on from the DB7 and the old Virage-based monsters that came before it.

Within this category, the Aston Martin DBX boasts a rather unique value proposition. Because Aston Martin retains its status as an independent luxury brand it also retains its ability to engineer ...

The Aston Martin DB7 veers dangerously close to that territory ... Norway to Argentina — with the only major repair being a replacement clutch in Nicaragua. Other than that, the car didn ...

What about the Jaguar XJ41, a canned proposal for a replacement for the XJS designed by Geoff ... These things happen … The rest, as they say, is history. At the time of the DB7 launch, Aston Martin ...

1993 DB7 prototype Aston Martin But we also knew that Aston Martin needed more ... twin-turbo technology during the development of the so-called F-Type—the troubled replacement for the XJS that ended ...

It was at the 1963 Frankfurt auto show held in September that year where Aston Martin graced the world with the DB5, a sports car that went on to become an icon, thanks in part to being the ...