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10 Aston Martin new car reviews

Aston Martin DB11 Volante

Less practical than a Mercedes S-Class Cabriolet, but if you’re looking for thrills and spills the DB11 Volante hits the spot

£168,445

Aston Martin DB12

The DB12 is a luxurious and very fast long-distance cruiser with a beautiful interior and great handling

£196,545

Aston Martin DB12 Volante

The Volante is the drop-top version of Aston Martin’s sporty, rapid and luxurious DB12 grand tourer

£210,045

Aston Martin DBS Superleggera

Quite possibly the best front-engined, rear-wheel drive GT car we've ever driven

£235,045

Aston Martin DBS Superleggera Volante

If you can afford it, there are few more glamorous and exciting ways to get around – especially on sunny days

£253,045

Aston Martin DBX

The DBX is one of the most powerful sports SUVs ever built, and a mid-life update has given it an even better interior

£163,545

Aston Martin Rapide S

The Aston Martin Rapide S has a brilliant engine, but that isn’t enough to offset the unsettled ride, so-so handling and cramped interior.

£150,495

Aston Martin Vantage

The Vantage is Aston Martin’s best sports car to date, even if a McLaren 540C is a better all-rounder

£170,545

New Aston Martin Vanquish

The Aston Martin Vanquish delivers stunning looks and old-school charm, but it’s not as polished as its more modern rivals.

£335,545

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Aston Martin

Yes, Aston Martin is the preferred manufacturer of a certain (not so) secret agent, but its latest cars offer a lot more than the chance to indulge your Bond fantasies.

The DB12 is a very fast and very luxurious long distance cruiser, and the Vanquish is arguably one of the most glamorous cars around.

Proving it's not afraid to move with the times, Aston has also embraced the march of the SUV; its DBX is a stunning example of what's possible when building a fast, expensive and sporty SUV.

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