#AstonMartinLagonda

Aston Martin’s newly christened luxury brand, Lagonda, will debut its first official series production vehicle in 2021 – a fully electric SUV.

Aston Martin has trademarked the ‘Varekai’ name in the United Kingdom and Canada, which could potentially appear under its Lagonda luxury cars marque.

Lagonda, a subsidiary of British boutique automaker Aston Martin, just revealed a sumptuous new autonomous concept car at the Geneva motor show, one that presages what this brand’s future vehicles will look like.

It’s no secret, Aston Martin is a boutique brand, selling but a small handful of cars each year. Still, they have growth ambitions like anyone else and a product offensive is in the works to increase their share of the lucrative ultra-luxury market.

The Aston Martin Lagonda Taraf is a “super saloon” that was initially only offered in extremely limited numbers in the Middle East. Believe it or not, the car was so exclusive, you could only purchase one by invitation.

Aston Martin is bringing quite a fleet of interesting vehicles to the Pebble Beach Concours this year including the new DB9 GT, DBX concept, Lagonda sedan and the Vulcan race car.

Aston Martin’s aging four-door Rapide will be replaced by not one, but two models. 

Aston Martin has announced that its Lagonda sedan will now be available for purchase in Continental Europe, UK and South Africa after originally being to the Middle Eastern market.

With the Lagonda nameplate now taken by a limited production sedan, has Aston Martin scraped all plans for an SUV model?

If you’re a fan of the Aston Martin Lagonda but don’t live in the Middle East, you might be in luck.

Aston Martin has upped the ante when it comes to interior luxury with its limited Lagonda sedan.

The Aston Martin Lagonda has begun hot weather testing in Oman.

Through social media, some stories have a life of their own. AutoGuide.com has compiled a list of this week’s most shared stories through Facebook, Twitter and Google+.

The Aston Martin Lagonda has landed in the Middle East thanks to Oman Air.

Aston Martin has announced the return of the Lagonda nameplate with a new limited edition super saloon, but there’s a catch.