Aston Martin confirms V12 Vantage sendoff – Roadshow [CNET]
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Aston isn’t releasing any concrete details about the new V12 Vantage, but confirms this will mark the end of the road for its two-seat sports car. “It’s not just a Limited Edition, it’s a Final Edition,” the British carmaker said in a statement. Aston also released a short teaser video along with its brief announcement, and you’ll definitely want to turn your speakers up for this one.
Oh yeah, that’s one hell of a V12, and likely the same 5.2-liter engine used in the DBS.
Aston Martin rolled out a V12-powered Vanquish for the last-generation car’s final act, complete with a seven-speed manual transmission — and a dogleg gearbox, to boot. Will the new V12 Vantage have a DIY transmission? We doubt it. But hey, fingers crossed. We’ll know more next year.
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