Latest Information on Aston Martin DB11
In pure Aston Martin tradition, the DB11 blends style and power. The DB11 production began in 2016 and made its debut at the 2016 Geneva Motor Show as a replacement to the DB9. It was the first all-new car to be launched since its deal with Daimler AG and benefits from the technical relationship. For the first time an Aston has been electromechanical power steering, turbocharging, multi-link rear suspension and torque vectoring by braking. It is also the first model launched in Aston Martin's 'second century' plan. Which means it follows a new design direction and has an all-new aluminium platform.
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Review Summary
PROS
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Sufficient performance
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Improved cabin
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Option of V8 or V12
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Good all-rounder
CONS
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Tight rear space
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V12 isn’t as wild-sounding
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