INTRODUCTION

The Aston Martin was born in 1913 and began to produce a variety of very high performance cars until 1924, when it was sold for £ 3600 and took its current name, or Aston Martin Ltd. This car has never reached great size and still produces cars with manual processing. There are not many words that can express the feelings that are experienced in climbing, but also simply to see an Aston Martin: a mix of history, power, style, class, elegance and luxury relegate the Olympus of the car, and then, as is fitting for a legend on four wheels, only a select few.

THE INFORMATION SOCIETY

Assembly: Gaydon (UK)
Customer Service: Toll 181.686.166.6
Official site:

www.astonmartin.com

INFORMATION AND TECHNICAL DATA

Emiliana Spa: 051 6382111
Royal Spa cars: 02 29403060
Warranty: 2 years unlimited mileage
Scheduled maintenance: cutting every 12,000 km or 1 year
Sales network in Italy: 4 dealerships

MODELS

Current:

V12 Vanquish S

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V8

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DB9

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Past:

DB2

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DB6

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