Aston Martin is releasing three special editions of its DB9 to celebrate the increased popularity of its tailor-made models.
Two of the editions - Carbon Black and Quantum Silver - offer sports specifications with a louder exhaust, black grilles, graphite tail pipes, 19in 10-spoke wheels and glass switchgear.
The other spec, Morning Frost, has pearlescent white paint, a different flavour of 19in wheels, magnum silver grilles and a piano black centre console.
All three of the cars have the standard spec of DB9 engine, a 6.0-litre V12 with 470bhp, and a Touchtronic II automatic transmission.
They’re available to order now, priced from £132,525 including VAT at 20 per cent.
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Re: DB9 gets special editions
Even though I believe the technology is getting on a bit in the DB9 I still believe it looks amazing and when driving around Town it turns heads like nothing else on the road, amazing design and a classic.
For a GT car its perfect I will take mine in white with the 19s
Re: DB9 gets special editions
Isn't it ironic that Lotus was able to get funding for future cars, yet Aston has not? Aston being the more famous, prestigious, luxurious, popular, internationally known etc. So sad that Aston can't raise a pound. j
Re: DB9 gets special editions
The unveiling of three special editions is a way of keeping an interest in a car which is obviously not selling as well as hoped. Good to see they have decided to use a buzz word Quantum in a bid to give it a trendy name, but I though Quantum is the study of physics at the smallest level.