Aston Martin reveals two DB11 specials
Brit car maker's Q division has been busy creating a convertible inspired by rowing and another for 'real' driversAston Martin's bespoke Q division has revealed two limited edition specials based on its DB11 coupe and DB11 Volante convertible.
The first car to get the "Q by Aston Martin" treatment is the Henley Regatta DB11 Volante that is said to have been inspired by the famous British annual rowing event of the same name.
Finished in 'White Stone' paint, the special Aston gets an interior that wrapped in 'Red Oxide Caithness-coloured' leather.
Dotted around the interior are stainless steel crossed oar motifs and hand-painted blue accents inspired by rowing.
Finally, the bespoke DB11 gets forged gloss black diamond tuned wheels, dark brake calipers and smoked tail lights - plus the optional exterior carbon-fibre detail kit.
It's not known if the car maker plans to offer the special edition globally, but in the UK the 'oar-some' DB11 is priced from £199,995 ($A360,000).
The second Aston revealed is the DB11 Classic Driver Edition that takes its name from the classic car website.
Just 20 will be made and each come inspired by the car dealer website's green and grey colour scheme along with Aston Martin's original Charcoal Grey paint colour used in the 1960s.
That explains why the V8-powered DB11, available as both a Coupe and Volante, comes with a dubious shade of green for its interior that also features embroidered 'Classic Driver' logos in the headrests, sills and fender badges.
In the US, the website-inspired DB11 sells from $274,010 ($A370,900).
Please see our Editorial Guidelines & Code of Ethics (including for more information about sponsored content and paid events). The information published on this website is of a general nature only and doesn’t consider your particular circumstances or needs.
