If you want an open-air Aston Martin you have a few choices. There’s a drop-top version of their DB9, you could opt for the brand’s Vanquish Volante, a convertible variant of their ultimate grand-touring car, and then there’s the Vantage Roadster.

No surprise here,  Aston Martin’s brand new track-only supercar won’t come cheap.

Aston Martin has revealed an all new track-only supercar that takes the brand’s qualities of performance and style to outrageous new levels.

The Vantage serves as Aston Martin’s entry-level model, if something with a six-figure price tag could ever be described as basic. This lustily styled two-door is offered as either a coupe or an open-air roadster, though both models are sweeter than confectioner’s sugar.

Aston Martin just released the final teaser clip of its upcoming track-only Vulcan supercar.

Aston Martin’s Vanquish is low, long and lusciously shaped. This ultra-luxury automobile sits at the top of this company’s rarified lineup serving as the ultimate grand-touring automobile, their flagship sports car. And this model certainly plays that role to the letter, looking, acting and even sounding every bit like the superstar it is.

Aston Martin just revealed a lightweight V12 supercar that makes its predecessors seem polite.

Aston Martin posted a video to its YouTube channel teasing a new vehicle that will debut at the 2015 Geneva Motor Show.

Chances are you’re familiar with the duck test. This little saying goes as follows: If it looks like a duck, swims like a duck and quacks like a duck then it’s probably a duck. Likewise if a car has four doors, comes with a back seat and offers a separate storage compartment then it’s probably a sedan … except when it isn’t.

Several years ago Aston Martin inked a deal with Mercedes-Benz. The German firm secured a non-voting 5 percent stake in the famous sports-car maker and in exchange the folks in Britain are getting a number of important technologies.

The Aston Martin brand is known for its high-dollar sports cars but will its lineup ever become more diverse?

Aston Martins are special automobiles; their rarity is on par with products manufactured by companies like Rolls-Royce, Maserati and even Lamborghini.

Aston Martin plans to overhaul its entire lineup in the near future and cash backing for the project will not be an issue. 

 We have a number of interesting cars to test out this week, including a few exotics and performance products. Read all about it on AutoGuide Now.

Aston Martin will be competing in this weekend’s 24 Hours of Daytona.

Aston Martin will be showing off a road-going version of its Vantage GT3 race car at the upcoming 2015 Geneva Motor Show. 

Despite reports that Aston Martin is in financial trouble, the British automaker is opening two new dealerships in the U.S.

It looks like Aston Martin will be bringing a new sports car to this year’s 2015 Geneva Motor Show. 

Various Aston Martin models are being recalled for faulty seat heaters.

The Aston Martin On Ice event will return to Colorado next year.

Aston Martin is building history in a new set of special edition cars by using pistons sourced from its classic cars. 

With the Lagonda nameplate now taken by a limited production sedan, has Aston Martin scraped all plans for an SUV model?

Luxury and exotic cars were all the rage last week.

James Bond will once again pilot a stunning Aston Martin in the latest installment of the film franchise but it’s not a car you’ve ever seen before.

You thought automotive technology would stop with hybrids, electric vehicles and even hydrogen fuel cells? Think again.

It’s that time of year again.

Aston Martin dealers can now relax thanks to a new exemption granted to the brand from NHTSA. 

The folks at Aston Martin are hard at work on their next generation Vantage sports car. Through back-door dealings and international subterfuge we managed to snag a passel of spy photos proving this point.

Sports car builder Aston Martin may build great cars, but it doesn’t do great business. 

Aston Martin has announced key changes to its management team.

We’re getting a first-hand look of the new the Aston Martin Vanquish Carbon Edition and it’s as gorgeous as ever in its blacked out clothes.

If you’re a fan of the Aston Martin Lagonda but don’t live in the Middle East, you might be in luck.

Aston Martin has upped the ante when it comes to interior luxury with its limited Lagonda sedan.

The Aston Martin Vanquish models is getting a bit of carbon fiber love.

Aston Martin vehicles are getting more exclusive by the day.

The Aston Martin Lagonda has begun hot weather testing in Oman.

The AMG-built V8 headed to future Aston Martin vehicles won’t be the only powerhouse pushing the British exotic car brand into the future.

Aston Martin is recalling its 2014 model year DB9 and Rapide S models.

Through social media, some stories have a life of their own. AutoGuide.com has compiled a list of this week’s most shared stories through Facebook, Twitter and Google+.

The Aston Martin Lagonda has landed in the Middle East thanks to Oman Air.

Daimler is considering expanding its portfolio of companies by two. 

Aston Martin might be looking to fill its lineup with even more DB models.

Aston Martin’s fastest accelerating convertible ever has made its debut at Pebble Beach.

Aston Martin dealerships may begin to close down if the brand can’t get an exemption from new crash test standards. 

Through social media, some stories have a life of their own. AutoGuide.com has compiled a list of this week’s most shared stories through Facebook, Twitter and Google+.

A new collection of bespoke Aston Martin vehicles will be on display at this year’s Pebble Beach Automotive Week, but you can see them here first.

Daimler is expanding its stake in Aston Martin as a part of the previously announced for AMG to provide engines to the British exotic car builder.

The 2015 Aston Martin Vanquish, Vanquish Volante and Rapide S are getting upgrades that will improve acceleration, fuel economy and top speed “significantly” according to the company.

Aston Martin will debut its “most potent, fastest, fastest accelerating” convertible ever later this month at Pebble Beach.

It’s hard to beat the noises a well-designed, high-performance engine makes; experiencing this is of life’s great pleasures, especially when it isn’t adulterated by restrictive exhaust systems or synthesized bullshit piped through a vehicle’s speakers.

Aston Martin has announced the return of the Lagonda nameplate with a new limited edition super saloon, but there’s a catch.

Sports car fanatics were glued to AutoGuide.com‘s YouTube channel this past week.

Those looking for a practical, yet fun and sporty hatchback flocked to our Honda Civic Si coupe track review while other shoppers compared the Ford Focus ST to the Subaru BRZ. Luxury shoppers wanted to see if the Aston Martin Vanquish Volante lives up to its price tag.

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Aston Martin just revealed its new V12 Vantage S Roadster, a car that it bills as its “most potent, fastest, fastest accelerating” convertible ever.

The Vanquish Volante is Aston Martin’s flagship model sitting at the peak of its very alluring lineup. With spectacular design, a rousing V12 engine and lightweight bodywork it’s designed to run, fast. But is it merely a grand touring car or is it the grandest touring car?

Through social media, some stories have a life of their own. AutoGuide.com has compiled a list of this week’s most shared stories through Facebook, Twitter and Google+.

Most popular this past week is the news that Ferrari is planning to turbocharged all its V8 models in the future. In addition, the debut of the Aston Martin Vision Gran Turismo concept was shared widely on the Internet as was our story on the Mercedes-Benz S-Class Pullman sporting a $1 million price tag.

If Aston Martin’s wild new DP-100 concept looks a bit unrealistic, that’s because it is.

The latest Gran Turismo Vision Concept is on its way from a high-end sports car builder: Aston Martin. 

After previewing the Aston Martin Lagonda concept as an SUV, it appears the British automaker has decided to go a different route with the nameplate.

As Aston Martin busies itself developing a new platform to literally underpin its vehicles and figuratively support its future, the lifeline for its four-door model might be coming to a close.

Aston Martin is going to lose an awful lot of money in the future, but the company says that’s OK because it expects to earn each of those pounds back and then some.