Aston Martin N430 evo Archive – pictures
Images of Aston Martin's N430 on Scotland's greatest driving road
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Aston Martin Vantage review – showing up the Porsche 911 Turbo for driving thrills
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Aston’s new Vantage expertly plays a triple role, of sumptuous GT, supercar slayer and deft sports car. If the ride was better, it’d be all but perfec…
Aston Martin Vantage safety car driven – the road car F1 cars can't overtake
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One of the most filmed road cars in the world is the F1 safety car, James Taylor drives the Aston Martin Vantage that currently leaded the F1 grid
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Developed in tandem with the coupe, the new Vantage Roadster has a welcome sense of togetherness for an open-top sports car
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The BMW Z8’s last chance at redemption – car pictures of the week
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Perfect ingredients, imperfect whole. But was the Z8 really deserving of its lowly three-star evo rating? We give it another chance
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