The DB1 then traded hands several more times, including to former Aston Martin engineer Shaun Magee who installed the current 2.6-liter engine and added a front axle from the DB2 and a ...

Aston Martin DB nomenclature is a fundamental part of Aston Martin as it was 70 years ago. Not just not just as a core component of the Aston Martin product range, but a key part of its identity too.

Aston Martin DB series: a history from DB1 to DB11 As Aston Martin confirms that the next DB model will be the DB11, we chart the history of the classic bloodline from 1950 to 2015. By: Tom Wiltshire.

Classic car collectors have the opportunity to purchase this extremely rare Aston Martin DB1 One of the rarest Aston Martin models ever made is set to be sold at auction later this month. The 2/2 ...

Many of Aston Martin's most beautiful cars have worn a DB model name, starting officially with the DB2 in 1950. With the first all-new DB model, the DB11, now on the market, now is a good time to ...

The name David Brown is key to the history of Aston Martin. The entrepreneur and former tractor builder purchased the company in 1947, and it’s his initials that grace some of the most famous ...

One of the rarest Aston Martin models ever made is set to be sold at auction later this month. The 2/2.6-Litre Sports ‘DB1’ is David Brown’s most exclusive model with only 15 in circulation. The Aston ...

As Aston Martin confirms that the next DB model will be the DB11, we chart the history of the classic bloodline from 1950 to 2015. Skip to Content Skip to Footer. Search. Close. Search. Log in.

Classic car collectors have the opportunity to purchase this extremely rare Aston Martin DB1 One of the rarest Aston Martin models ever made is set to be sold at auction later this month. The 2/2 ...

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