Overview

This is Aston Martin’s entry level car – if you can call the hand built Vantage entry level. As such it’s one of the best modern classic cars today.

Whereas its more expansive siblings are true Grand Tourers capable of traversing Europe rapidly and in luxurious comfort, the Vantage is much more sports car focused. Its revvy 4.3-litre V8 (later expanded to 4.7 litres) delivers a rush of power and its stiff chassis rewards even the most demanding of drivers.

It doesn’t skimp on luxury either with full leather interior, electrically adjusted seats and glass engine start button that glows red when the ignition is switched on.

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