Aston Martin Vanquish Set to Make a V12 Return

The iconic Aston Martin Vanquish is making a grand return, slated for a late-2024 debut as a 2025 model. This promises to be a formidable force, reviving the legacy of a name synonymous with elegance, power, and pure driving exhilaration.

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The Vanquish nameplate first graced Aston Martin’s lineup in 2001, establishing itself as a super GT competitor over its two generations. Now, after a hiatus, it’s back to redefine expectations.

A recent teaser video sent enthusiasts into a frenzy. The throaty growl emanating from the video leaves little doubt – the Vanquish will pack a serious punch. Reports suggest a completely reworked, twin-turbocharged V12 engine churning out a monstrous 614 kW and 999 Nm. This ferocious powerplant promises to propel the Vanquish to blistering performance figures, firmly establishing it as the brand’s new flagship supercar.

“The V12 engine has long been a symbol of power and prestige, but it is also a statement of engineering passion and technical prowess,” said Aston Martin Chief Technical Officer Roberto Fedeli. “With 824 hp and 738 lb-ft of torque, this unparalleled engine represents nothing less than the dawn of a dazzling new V-12 era for Aston Martin.”

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Concrete design details are scarce, but grainy spy shots offer a glimpse. The silhouette hints at a lower, sleeker profile compared to the DB11, with a more aggressive stance. The front end seems to sport an even wider intake than the already imposing DBS, suggesting a car built for devouring corners with predatory intent. Expect a perfect marriage of sharp lines and elegant curves, resulting in a head-turning masterpiece that embodies timeless British style. Official information regarding the interior remains under wraps. However, educated guesses point towards a complete redesign that prioritizes both luxury and cutting-edge technology. This likely translates to a new infotainment system similar to those found in the latest DB12 and Vantage models.

While an official release date remains elusive, whispers suggest a late 2024 debut. With its