Background:
Introduced in 2005, the V8 Vantage represented Aston Martin's entry into the compact high-performance sports car market, combining traditional British craftsmanship with a more focused and contemporary driving experience.
Designed under Henrik Fisker, the Vantage was based around Aston Martin's bonded aluminium VH architecture and clothed in particularly elegant bodywork that has aged remarkably well.

Compact proportions, a long bonnet, short rear deck and trademark Aston Martin grille gave the Vantage an immediately recognisable identity.
The Roadster joined the range in 2006, retaining the character and performance of the Coupé whilst adding an electrically operated fabric roof and the appeal of open-air motoring.
A significant update arrived for the 2009 model year, most notably with an increase in engine capacity from 4.3 to 4.7 litres.

The naturally-aspirated V8 offered greater power and torque, further enhancing the performance and flexibility of the Vantage whilst ...