AstonLegacy — l'héritage Aston Martin
Aston Martin — 1958
DB4
Italian elegance in the service of performance
240ch
Power
9.3s
0–100 km/h
225km/h
Top speed
Aston Martin — 1999
DB7
The V12 enters the Aston Martin legend
420ch
Power
5s
0–100 km/h
299km/h
Top speed
Aston Martin — 2010
Rapide
The only true supercar saloon
560ch
Power
4.9s
0–100 km/h
303km/h
Top speed
Aston Martin — 2014
DB10
The exclusive Bond car — 10 examples for the big screen
426ch
Power
4.5s
0–100 km/h
280km/h
Top speed
Aston Martin — 2004
DB9
The quintessential British grand tourer
517ch
Power
4.6s
0–100 km/h
295km/h
Top speed
Éditorial
The Revue
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News
News
Valen 2026 Ultimate Guide: 150 Units, 850 PS and 4 Key Breakthroughs
Valen 2026: unveiled at Monterey Car Week on 14 August 2026, this 150-unit limited run lifts the twin-turbo V12 to 850 PS and becomes the most…
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Racing
Racing
DBR9 Ultimate Guide 2005–2008: 4 Keys to the GT1 Legend
DBR9 2005: technical guide to the race car that won GT1 at Le Mans in 2007 and 2008, its differences from the road DB9 and AMR’s…
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Culture
Culture
DB10 Spectre 2015: 10 Builds, 4 Production Secrets – The Ultimate Insight
DB10 Spectre 2015: how Bond’s 10 cars were secretly designed at Gaydon under filming constraints, and the £2.4 million charity sale.
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History
History
DB7 V8 1996: 3 Ultimate reasons the six‑cylinder was enough for Aston Martin
DB7 V8 1996: why Aston Martin introduced a 4.0-litre Ford V8 in the DB7, what it changed for the range, and the limits the platform imposed.
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stories
stories
Valiant 2024 Ultimate: 38 Built, Alonso’s Commission and 4 Upgrades Over Valour
Valiant 2024: born from Fernando Alonso’s personal commission, this run of 38 pushes the Valour’s V12 to 745 PS with carbon chassis and 3D-printed parts.
La collection
Iconic models
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Iconic models
31 detailed spec sheets, from the 1950 DB2 to the 2024 Valhalla hybrid: power, 0–100 km/h, top speed, engine and history of every Aston Martin, road and racing alike — DB5, DBS, Vanquish, Vantage, DB11, DB12 and the Valkyrie and Valhalla hypercars.
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The history of the marque
More than a century of British design: from Lionel Martin and Robert Bamford's London workshops in 1913, through the David Brown era and the DBs of Newport Pagnell, to the Gaydon factory, the takeover led by Lawrence Stroll and the return to Formula 1 under the Aston Martin Aramco banner.
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The Revue
News, road tests, car culture, James Bond and racing honours — from the 24 Hours of Le Mans to the world championship: independent editorial coverage of the entire Aston Martin world, with new articles every day.
1913 — aujourd'hui