Following the launch of the new Aston Martin DB12 last year, it’s now the turn of the Vantage to benefit from Lawrence Stroll’s reinvention of the British marque. Jethro Bovingdon takes a closer look.

This is my first personal car in 30 years and I wanted an exotic sports car that is high on performance and luxury, that would stand the test time with regards to design. The Aston Martin Vantage ...

Who hasn’t dreamt of owning an Aston Martin ... V8 Vantage was intended to bring that dream just a little bit closer for some of us. Now, four years on, it’s got even closer still, with early ...

2025 Aston Martin Vanquish is the car brand's most powerful combustion model ever to hammer the Ferrari 12Cilindri and Lamborghini Revuelto Aston Martin Vantage 2024 review V8 petrol power to live on: ...

Positioned below the Valkyrie flagship, the Valhalla is powered by a flat-plane crank V8 and ... everyday car than the Valkyrie. A collaboration with Red Bull Racing, the Aston Martin Valhalla ...

ASTON Martin has turned up the heat in the sports car world with the launch of its ... Roadster is powered by a 665hp 4.0-litre twin-turbo V8 engine, delivering a 0-60mph acceleration in just ...

While on my daily hot girl walk yesterday evening, I came across a street-parked Aston Martin Vantage that stopped me in my ...

the Aston Martin V8 Vantage felt increasingly detached from its ever-more advanced and capable opposition, for better and worse. It is an unashamedly old-school car, and while that sometimes held ...

This one, though, should be at least be vaguely familiar, with Smart having previously ... by the 4.0-litre twin-turbo V8 built by Mercedes-AMG. While Aston Martin fans may bemoan the use of a German ...

And hear it, of course - the fact this is a V12-engined Aston Martin racing car is surely the most exciting aspect. Plenty of the latest generation sound cool - the 5.5-litre, V8 Cadillac ...

It's probably safe to say that the V8 landscape isn't quite ... time record for a production car. As impressive as that is, though, it wasn't enough for Aston Martin and its engineers.

Vauxhall, meanwhile, ditched the VXR brand years ago, along with all the cheap, Aussie V8s that came with it, and the MG of ...