A MORE CONSIDERED COLLECTION
These are existing vehicle profiles grouped by their recorded classification. Read each profile for its own source notes, image context and production scope. A shared collection does not establish that different editions or chassis are the same identity.
THE COLLECTION
88 profiles
Aston Martin 2019
The DBS Superleggera OHMSS Edition commemorates the fiftieth anniversary of On Her Majesty’s Secret Service. Its Olive Green presentation connects a modern DBS with the car associated with the 1969 film. The…
Aston Martin 2019
The DBS Superleggera TAG Heuer Edition turns a watch partnership into a coordinated car-and-timepiece collection. Its appeal lies in a defined Monaco Black specification, red detailing and the accompanying DBS Edition Carrera.…
Aston Martin 2010
The DBS UB-2010 celebrated Ulrich Bez’s tenth year as chief executive and showcased Works Tailored specification. The manufacturer’s magazine describes forty planned cars, twenty coupes and twenty Volantes. Later specialist accounts report…
Aston Martin 2012
The 2012 DBS Ultimate Coupe belonged to the final hundred-car edition combining closed and open bodies. A specialist account believes fifty-nine coupes were completed; that attribution is distinct from the parent total.…
Aston Martin 1972
The Ogle Sotheby Special was a radical DBS V8-based design project, with an original motor-show car and a second promotional road car. A third privately commissioned Ogle followed. The initial pair’s roles,…
Aston Martin 2023
The DBX707 Japan Midnight Podium Edition is a Japan-only Q specification tied to Aston Martin’s 110th anniversary. Aston Martin Japan announced an eleven-car allocation in December 2023, with a later launch event…
Aston Martin 2020
The DBX Bowmore Edition connects Q craftsmanship with the materials and heritage of an Islay whisky distillery. Announced in December 2020, it combines a defined SUV specification with a planned Scottish owner…
Aston Martin 2019
The DBZ Centenary Collection is a paired collection reference linking the DB4 GT Zagato Continuation with the DBS GT Zagato. Aston Martin defined nineteen sets, each containing two distinct cars. This entry…
Aston Martin 1974
The first-series V8 Lagonda was the low-volume four-door Aston Martin introduced in 1974, before the radically different wedge-shaped Lagonda. Seven cars were completed in period. The earlier prototype and chassis 12008, finished…
Aston Martin 1931
LM5 is an individual 1931 Aston Martin works team car based on the International programme. Its history includes competition and a documented later change to 2/4-seat coachwork. Collector research should keep those…
Aston Martin 1931
LM6 is one of Aston Martin’s three 1931 works team chassis, with an individual identity that must be separated from LM5 and LM7. Its archival interest includes changing race preparation and a…
Aston Martin 2009
The One-77 was a purpose-built Aston Martin halo car combining a carbon-fibre monocoque, handcrafted aluminium skin and a 7.3-litre V12. Its staged 2008–2009 appearances preceded the completed seventy-seven-car customer programme. The manufacturer…
THE RARITY RIDES STANDARD
A limited offer is not automatically a completed-production total. A surviving vehicle is not a complete factory census. We keep those distinctions visible and link each collection back to the individual profile’s evidence.
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