I picked up the cheapest manual Aston Martin DBS on the planet - and yes, it’s that spec. Manual transmission, V12 engine, and the same look as Bond’s car from Quantum of Solace. This dream came true ...

The Ringbrothers are building a 1971 Aston Martin DBS for an unveiling at The Quail. We have the exclusive inside scoop.

Aston Martin marks the season with pure elegance, unveiling its one-of-a-kind DB12 Palm Beach Edition. Discover this bespoke ...

One of only 52 manual DBS models finished in Quantum Silver-same specification as James Bond’s DBS in Quantum of Solace Only ...

according to Aston Martin, the last V12-powered Vantage that you’ll ever be able to buy new from a showroom. With 690hp and 555lb ft of torque from its twin-turbo'd 5.2-litre DBS Superleggera ...

Replacing the DBS Superleggera, the reborn Vanquish promises to deliver tremendous performance, aided by a new twin-turbocharged V12 engine. Lawrence Stroll, executive chairman of Aston Martin ...

Aston Martin has teased its next-generation GT flagship, and it not only brings back the storied Vanquish name but also the thunderous V12 engine with far more power than the outgoing DBS.

Aston Martin teased a new V12 Twin Turbo engine in its latest reveal ... increases of 109bhp and 74lb ft over the standard DBS. This will make it one of the most powerful production Astons yet.

The British luxury sportscar firm was using a 5.2-litre V12 in the DB11 and DBS Superleggera family, up until the former was replaced by the DB12 last year, and that car is now powered solely by a ...

Aston Martin said goodbye to the DBS with the 770 Ultimate limited edition ... The grand tourer is rumored to retain the V12 powertrain, most likely surpassing the 760 hp (566 kW / 770 PS) figure ...

Aston Martin DBS test mule spied for the first time based on the new DB12 Range-topping model could adopt Vanquish name V12 engine expected to live on for one more generation Aston Martin has been ...

While the brand has yet to make an official announcement on a new DBS, Aston Martin chief executive Lawrence Stroll has confirmed the brand has room for a V12 in its range beyond the current DBS.