Not Eyjafjallajökull, not Vesuvius, the most active volcano will be the new Aston Martin Vulcan. The racing car, which was named after the Roman god of fire, is so beastly that it would rather not be let out of the "cage", and it can only be driven on the racetrack. Yes, we are really not used to such extreme trips from Aston Martin, as they are more at home in prestigious sports cruisers, but they are also no strangers to supercars. But this one is the most brutal after the One-77 model, and the price is also brutal - 2.05 million euros.
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Aston Martin is an automotive icon. But why stop at cars, when you can also offer the market a smartphone. This one has apparently definitively succeeded the high-end wheels with the signature of the luxury car brand. Let's just remember Porsche's (BlackBerry) and Lamborghini's. Aston Martin found an ally for the production of the concept with a transparent screen in Mobiad, which is known for prestigious smartphones, so it is almost a natural partnership.
Meet Aston Martin's fastest production convertible ever. It goes by the name V12 vantage S roadster and is powered by a 6.0-liter V12 engine that produces 565 hp. This is enough for a final 323 km/h and acceleration to 100 km/h in exactly four seconds. In salons and on the roads already this fall, prices from around 200,000 upwards.
After several decades of silence, Aston Martin is said to revive the Lagonda name, which was synonymous with the prestigious sedan in the 1980s. It should hit the roads this summer, as a competitor to the Mercedes S-Class, Jaguar XJ and Maserati Qatroporte. A limited series of less than 100 vehicles is expected to hit the roads this summer.