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A year after Aston Martin announced its AMR sub-brand, spy photographers have caught one of the production models testing at the Nurburgring.

Aston Martin is hoping to lend its expertise on lightweight materials and aerodynamics with a Chinese automaker.

Aston Martin has recalled 5,446 vehicles in the United States in two separate recall campaigns.

The new Aston Martin RapidE will be limited to just 155 units, however the British automaker had originally intended to build more than 450 examples of the all-electric four-door.

These days, there are a lot of good-looking four-door sedans on the market.

The Aston Martin Rapide as we know it is getting axed.

Numerous Aston Martin vehicles are being recalled to address an issue with their full locking system software.

Rumor has it that Lamborghini’s new hypercar will cost $1.2 million!

Aston Martin is working on an EV, but this won’t be a typical commuter car. 

Aston Martins are special automobiles; their rarity is on par with products manufactured by companies like Rolls-Royce, Maserati and even Lamborghini.

As Aston Martin busies itself developing a new platform to literally underpin its vehicles and figuratively support its future, the lifeline for its four-door model might be coming to a close.

Joining the Aston Martin Vanquish and DB9 at the 2013 New York Auto Show will be the 2014 Rapide S, the British automaker’s new four-door sports car.

No, that’s not the new Ford Fusion. Look closely and you’ll spot the Aston-Martin badge placed carefully on the front end of this vehicle. That means this is the latest four-door Aston, the Rapide S, which has gone through a bit of a face lift to make it faster and more recognizable.

As expected, Aston Martin has released photos of its all-new 2014 Rapide S model, revealing the facelifted sedan featuring a larger grille, different lower intake, and new front bumper.

AutoGuide’s spies caught a face-lifted Aston Martin Rapide wearing only the slightest bit of camouflage today.