ASTON MARTIN REVEAL NEW V12 VANTAGE ROADSTER

Aston Martin has revealed a convertible version of the recently released V12 Vantage. The British automaker’s latest open-top offering was unveiled at the Pebble Beach Concours  d’Elegance and, alongside the new DBR22, was one of two stunning new Aston Martin reveals. The Roadster includes a handful of additional design updates that aid in creating a modest, understated aesthetic.

Aston Martin Evolves With New V12 Vantage

The most noticeable of these changes – after the open-top – is the removal of the rear  spoiler. To subsequently maintain the vehicle’s aerodynamic balance, the underbody has been modified to ensure airflow is managed efficiently, though drivers who are adamant  about holding on to the wing will have the option to keep it installed. From a technical  perspective, this ultimately means that the new Vantage will still produce “up to ten times  ten times the downforce of the series production Vantage Roadster,” according to Roberto  Fedeli, Aston Martin Chief Technical Officer.

The 21-inch alloy wheels are offered in two finishes, Satin Black or Satin Black Diamond  Turned. A third forged wheel option is also available in either of the aforementioned  colours, which will spare you 8kg of unsprung mass. All alloys are sheathed in Michelin Pilot  4S high-performance tyres as standard. 

The new Vantage houses the same 5.2-litre V12 engine capable of producing 700PS at 6500  rpm, and 753Nm of torque at 5500 rpm. This is mated to an 8-speed automatic  transmission, integrated with adaptive software that monitors both operating conditions  and driver demands to facilitate a more controlled and responsive driving experience. The  Roadster also inherits the standard Vantage’s suspension hardware, with only a slight  modification made for its adaptive dampers.

For those wondering if the Roadster’s speed departed with its roof, fear not. Aston Martin’s  latest offering does 0 to 60mph in a mere 3.5 seconds, with its top speed still marked as  200mph. 

Inside, the new Vantage is furnished with the company’s Sports Plus Seats as standard. For  drivers looking to optimise support, there is the option to have a carbon fibre performance  seat with an exposed twill carbon fibre shell and manual 6-way adjustment fitted. Those  truly hoping to make the car their own will be glad to hear that this is only the tip of the  iceberg when it comes to the Roadster’s customisation options; The manufacturer’s  bespoke personalisation service, Q by Aston Martin, offers a whole host of additional  features from exterior graphics and liveries, to woven leather and tinted lacquers that  change appearance under different lighting conditions.

If you were keen to get your hands on the new Vantage Roadster, then unfortunately you’re  out of luck. Production for Aston Martin’s newest creation is limited to just 249 customer  examples globally, with all units already sold ahead of a 2022 Q4 release.

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