A brand that's had a rollercoaster ride in recent times, most recently in the aftermath of being unloaded by Ford into the safe hands of Prodrive genius Dave Richards - a man who understands. The cars epitomise the heritage down to the last detail, which can obviously include fragility and unreliability.
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Cygnet
£30,995 - £41,115
Plush interior, bespoke body, not too Toyota-ish, city cars just went luxury. And in a good way.
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DB9
£125,051 - £137,340
Purest class, and doubly delicious to those in the know for being the car that kick-started Aston's renaissance. A brawny, sexy GT with a V12 under the bonnet.
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DB9 Volante
Could have suspension made from bamboo for all we care – all will be forgotten once you put the roof down and hear that 6.0-litre V12.
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One-77
£1,200,000
Aston said no journalist would drive a One-77. So, here’s Top Gear’s drive review of the One-77.
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Rapide
£149,995
A ball-aching beauty of a saloon and a proper poke in the eye for Porche's Panamera Turbo. Yes, it's £150k, but it's got four seats. That's £37k each.
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V12 Zagato
Muscular Brit in an Italian suit. And look, it fits! Bespoke tailoring costs, mind...
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Vanquish
£174,000 - £182,095
Bye, bye, DB9-inspired DBS, hello One-77-inspired Vanquish. My, how familiar you are to drive...
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Vantage
£90,895 - £135,000
The smallest ‘proper’ Aston, the Vantage manages to fit in full-fat Aston goodness.
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Vantage Roadster
£98,995 - £110,700
You could argue that there’s a fraction more scuttle shake and imprecision than with the coupe. Or you could just look at it. The second option is the correct one.
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