
For Just $3.5 Million, Aston Martin Will Make Rich People a Brand-New ‘Goldfinger’ DB5
It’ll come replete with most of Q Branch’s original gadgets – with some glaring caveats.

It’ll come replete with most of Q Branch’s original gadgets – with some glaring caveats.
By Nick Caruso

The 715-horsepower DBS Superleggera is Aston Martin’s direct replacement for the outgoing Vanquish S, its previous high-performance grand touring car.

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By Gear Patrol

Lego dialed it up to 11 (or, at least 007) with the 1,295-piece James Bond Aston Martin DB5.

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By Gear Patrol

The 5.5-liter unit conjures 715 horsepower and 664 lb-ft of torque, which is capable of sending the DBS Superleggera maxes out at a somewhat nutty 211 mph.
By Nick Caruso

All this less-weight and more tech will cost about $10,000 more than the standard 911 Carerra. For about nine percent more money, you get approximately 25 percent more experience.
By Nick Caruso

It would be easy for Aston Martin to develop a car that betrays the brand’s elegant, opulent, perfectionist ethos with some unremarkable, rough-edged car.
By Nick Caruso

A car that delivered 90 percent of the desired experience has been reworked into one that now feels far more rewarding and enjoyable to drive.
By Jeff Glucker

We stopped by the Ferrari Portofino’s NYC debut to grab some glamour shots and see the boulevard-cruising bruiser in person.
By Nick Caruso

The new Bentley Continental GT ticks all the boxes a generational progression requires: sharper looks, improved performance, and an overall FOMO-inducing level of refinement.

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Today, Aston Martin introduced its all-new 630 horsepower, 208 mph V12 Aston Martin DB11 AMR.
By Jeff Glucker

I polled most of the crew here for their picks and then prodded for extra justification to back up their (incorrect) opinions.
By Nick Caruso

In person, the Polestar One is so good looking, smooth and well-proportioned that it seems to bend space-time; I stood in one spot staring at the show car, hypnotized for longer than I care to admit.
By Nick Caruso

It is, after all, the most visually prominent object in front of the driver (for now )and it’s worth celebrating.

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By Gear Patrol

In person, it’s somehow more striking than the DB11, in that it looks crazy.
By Nick Caruso

A new engine will do wonders to the way an otherwise (mostly) unchanged car behaves.
By Nick Caruso

For the first time in the history of the Aston Martin-Zagato relationship, the pair is releasing a whole family of cars.