#Db11

The Aston Martin DBS Superleggera is the boutique British automaker’s latest exotic offering and here are 11 important things you should know about it.

The new Aston Martin DB11 AMR is better dialed in than its predecessor, with a host of chassis and mechanical tweaks improving the breed.

“You look back at them, there aren’t very many elegant shapes. There aren’t very many elegant cars,” said Julian Nunn, lead exterior designer at Aston Martin Lagonda Ltd. 

Convertibles are almost always heavier than the hardtop models on which they’re based.

The 2018 Geneva Motor Show opens its doors to the press on March 6.

Last year kept the AutoGuide.com staff busier than Santa Claus on Christmas Eve. Both the number of new vehicle launches and the importance of the nameplates introduced left us reeling.

Which exotic performance coupe would you rather own, Aston Martin’s beautiful new DB11 or the aggressively angular Lamborghini Huracán? 

The 2019 Chevrolet Corvette ZR1 has made its official debut sporting 755 horsepower and 715 pound-feet of torque.

The new V8-powered Aston Martin DB11 may feature a hand-assembled engine sourced from Mercedes-AMG, the boutique British automaker put its own unique spin on it.

Aston Martin has launched a new V8-powered version of its oh-so-sexy DB11 grand tourer. Aside from sporting a completely different engine, there are a number of noteworthy variances between this car and its 12-cylinder sibling.

The road ahead rises and falls, twists and curves like ribbon unwound on the floor, a narrow strip of tarmac bisecting farmers’ fields, winding through ancient villages, slicing the pastoral Spanish countryside like a piece of aged jamón. The simple task of getting to a main thoroughfare was filled with more anticipation than I’ve experienced in a while.

Aston Martin is working on a performance-focused version of its DB11 and a prototype for the car has been filmed pushing hard at the Nurburgring.

Which exotic supercar would you rather have, the Audi R8 dressed in V10 Plus guise or Aston Martin’s oh-so-sexy DB11?

The V8-powered Aston Martin DB11 has made its official debut – the first of many cars from the British automaker that will receive an engine sourced from Mercedes’ AMG performance arm.