Prior to Aston Martin Lagonda moving its headquarters and production facility to Gaydon, the British automaker’s home was Newport Pagnell. Over 13,300 vehicles have been hand-built there since the ...

Aston Martin’s Continuation series brings old cars back from the dead using traditional manufacturing methods. They’re not street-legal, and they’re wildly expensive, but it’s the only way to have a ...

2019 marks the 100th anniversary of the founding of famed Italian design house Zagato, and to celebrate that milestone, Aston Martin’s building some new old cars that look absolutely magnificent.

Conceived to harness the full racing potential of the DB4 platform, the GT quickly evolved into an iconic automotive masterpiece, leaving an indelible mark on Aston Martin's future models. When it ...

Tadek Marek was a Polish engineer who, despite almost missing out on the job at Aston Martin due to a rejection letter being posted out as a mistake, deserves much of the credit for the creation of ...

Tadek Marek, designer of the DB4’s straight-six engine, is one of the cornerstones of Aston Martin’s success during the golden age of David Brown’s stewardship of this great, British auto maker. After ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. RM Sotheby's returns to London's Marlborough House on November 4. Built in 1711—within a decade of Buckingham palace—the stately ...

Ercole Spada has died, age 88. His designs cover everything from Astons and Alfa Romeos to more accessible cars including from Mazda and Nissan. A prolific designer, he helped shape some of the ...

The first Aston Martin DB4 GT Zagato Continuation — part of the Aston Martin DBZ Centenary Collection — will make its public debut at the world’s most famous endurance motorsport event later this week ...

It may have been James Bond’s car of choice, but it should not take 007’s attention to detail to establish whether this particular model is the genuine article. Or at least that is the contention of ...

Three-dimensional printing is being touted as the Next Big Thing, although at present the products have been on the smaller end. An ambitious man in New Zealand isn’t letting that stop him, though.

A 1962 Aston Martin DB4 has been discovered hiding in a U.S. barn and if restored, could be worth in excess of $1 million. This Aston Martin DB4 is a numbers-matching car and has been sitting in ...