Aston Martin DB12 V8
Aston Martin DB12 V8
- Price:Under offer
- Colour:Xenon Grey
- Interior:Black Leather
- Year:2024 (73)
- Mileage:336 Miles
- Engine:4.0-Litre Twin-Turbo V8
- Transmission:8-Speed ZF Automatic
- Body Style:Coupe
- Fuel:Petrol
KEY INFORMATION
- Presented in Xenon Grey Signature Metallic Paint (£3,800)
- Huge Spec Example with £75K of Options
- Including Carbon Ceramic Brakes (£10,030) and Bower & Wilkins Audio (£6,890)
- Only 336 miles from New
- 5 Year Aston Martin Service Plan
- Aston Martin Manufacturer's Warranty until January 2027
- UK Supplied
- 2+2 Seating Arrangement
- 360° Camera System with Deploying Rear Camera
- 3D Surround View System
- Adaptive Cruise Control Stop & Go Including Speed Limit Adaption (ACC)
- Adaptive Damping System (ADS) with Skyhook Technology
- Ambient Lighting
- Apple CarPlay
- Auto Emergency Braking
- Auto-Dimming Interior Rear View Mirror
- Automatic 2-Zone Climate Control
- Deployable Spoiler with Aston Martin Aeroblade™ system
- Gloss Black Window Surround
- Heated Rear Window
- Heated Seats
- Keyless Entry
- Lane Keep Assist
- Lane Departure Warning
- LED Matrix Headlights with Auto High Beam
- Rain Sensor Wipers
- Satellite Navigation
- Wireless Phone Charging
The release of any new 'DB' model for Aston Martin is always a historic moment with some of their most celebrated models carrying this moniker such as the DB5 which is one of the most iconic and valuable Aston's of all time. The latest addition to this illustrious model line goes by the name of the DB12 and whilst unfortunately there is no V12 to go along with it, Aston have managed to create a spellbinding 671bhp V8 masterpiece which is far more powerful than any variant of it's predecessor, the DB11.
Being the first production model of Lawrence's Stroll's tenure as Aston Martin's boss, it's clear Aston are looking to make a real statement here and so far the signs are very encouraging with critics heaping praise on the car. Despite being wider than the DB11, it is both lighter and more purposeful with a much improved drivetrain and suspension whilst the sleek new styling has been very well received. Inside the cabin, opulent materials and meticulous craftsmanship create a sumptuous environment, blending comfort with cutting-edge technology which has come on leaps and bounds since the DB11.
Aston Martin have always produced excellent grand tourers but there is a sense that the new DB12 has really set itself apart seamlessly merging class leading performance with exceptional refinement and will no doubt become another icon in this marque's legacy, captivating enthusiasts and aficionados alike.
- Dimensions
- Height1,295 mm
- Length4,750 mm
- Width2,135 mm
- Economy
- CO2276 g/km
- Engine Euro Status6
- MPG23.2
- Performance
- BHP671 bhp
- Maximum Speed202 mph
- Torque590 ft-lb
WHAT THE JOURNALISTS SAY
- This car, though, is all about raising your heart rate – and its abilities are truly astonishing. This is one very quick car from point-to-point, and not just thanks to its 3.6-second 0-62mph time.
- The DB12 is a substantial step on from its predecessor. The interior alone makes it a far more tempting prospect than the DB11.
- The DB12 is the most accomplished Aston Martin we’ve driven in years. It finally has the spread of talents and abilities to make it a viable alternative to the best rivals out there.