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Aston Martin

The Aston Martin page brings together the models, variants, and years available in the ScanRacer library. It acts as an entry point for exploring detailed pages, comparing generations, and finding community photos.

29Tracked models
60Versions
1963 - 2025Covered years

Models from A to Z

C

Cygnet

1 variants
Aston Martin DB11

DB11

2 variants
Aston Martin DB12

DB12

2 variants
D

DB5

2 variants
D

DB5 Volante

1 variants
Aston Martin DB6

DB6

2 variants
Aston Martin DB7

DB7

2 variants
Aston Martin DB9

DB9

2 variants
D

DB9 volante

1 variants
Aston Martin DBS

DBS

4 variants
D

DBS Volante

1 variants
Aston Martin DBX

DBX

2 variants
L

Lagonda

3 variants
O

One-77

1 variants
Aston Martin Rapide

Rapide

3 variants
V

V8

1 variants
V

V8 Vantage

1 variants
Aston Martin Valhalla

Valhalla

1 variants
V

Valiant

1 variants
Aston Martin Valkyrie

Valkyrie

3 variants
Aston Martin Valkyrie Spyder

Valkyrie Spyder

1 variants
Aston Martin Valour

Valour

1 variants
Aston Martin Vanquish

Vanquish

3 variants
V

Vanquish Zagato

3 variants
V

Vanquish Zagato Shooting Brake

1 variants
V

Vanquish Zagato Volante

1 variants
Aston Martin Vantage

Vantage

11 variants
V

Virage

2 variants
V

Virage Volante

1 variants

Aston Martin overview

Aston Martin introduction

The Aston Martin page brings together the models, variants, and years available in the ScanRacer library. It acts as an entry point for exploring detailed pages, comparing generations, and finding community photos.

Brand history

Aston Martin was founded in 1913 by Lionel Martin and Robert Bamford, who decided to create their own vehicles after selling and servicing Singer cars. The brand's name is inspired by Lionel Martin and the Aston Clinton Hill Climb, where he had achieved victories. Production began in 1915 but was interrupted by World War I. After the war, the brand achieved success in competitions, notably participating in the 24 Hours of Le Mans. In 1947, Aston Martin was acquired by David Brown Limited, a British company specializing in industrial equipment, which introduced the iconic "DB" model series. Production experienced financial ups and downs, but the brand reinvented itself over the decades, introducing flagship models such as the Vantage, DB11, and DBX. Today, Aston Martin is globally recognized for its luxury cars that combine performance, elegance, and exclusivity. (astonmartin.com)

Positioning

Aston Martin positions itself as an ultra-desirable British luxury brand, creating high-performance cars with discreet elegance. The brand combines cutting-edge technology, traditional craftsmanship, and refined design to offer models such as the Vantage, DB12, Vanquish, DBX707, and its first hypercar, the Aston Martin Valkyrie. With a global presence, Aston Martin is also committed to a sustainability strategy, developing alternatives to the internal combustion engine with a blended drivetrain approach between 2025 and 2030, including plug-in hybrid and electric vehicles. (astonmartin.com)

Photo recognition

To recognize an Aston Martin model, look for distinctive design elements such as the horseshoe-shaped front grille, characteristic round headlights, and the sleek lines of the chassis. Recent models like the DB12 and Vantage feature wider front grilles and LED taillights. Aston Martin badges, often placed on the hood or trunk, are also key indicators. Older models, like the DB5, are distinguished by round headlights and a more classic silhouette. For precise identification, refer to official Aston Martin resources or reputable automotive publications.

Important models

Among Aston Martin's iconic models, the Vantage is renowned for its sporty performance and elegant design. The DB12, introduced in 2023, is hailed as the brand's first "Super Tourer," offering an unparalleled driving experience. The Vanquish, with its V12 engine, embodies the pinnacle of British grand touring. The DBX707 is the brand's luxury SUV, combining performance and versatility. The Aston Martin Valkyrie, the brand's first hypercar, represents innovation and exclusivity. (astonmartin.com)

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