James Bonds's new Aston Martin DBS

[LeMansX5]

Here finally the images of the new Aston Martin DBS, that esordirà in the new film of James Bond - in art 007 - "Casino Royale". As you can see, the car has been realized on the base of the DB9, regarding which more aggressive auto body introduces one decidedly, inspired in many particular to the DBR9 used in track, but also to the smaller sister V8 Vantage. In particular the facade, enriched of of is changed air inlet supplmentari, just like the motor cowling, while the lateral sight evidences of the miniskirts very integrated with the auto body and the circles in alloy of unknown design. For the moment the English house has not rilasciato some information with respect to the technical contents of the car, even if is lawful to assume a beautiful injection of power the V12 of the DB9, than after the "cure" 450 of the series version would have to exceed i abundantly 500 CV (against i). No news, for hour, not even on an eventual commercialization of the car, than however is much probable one, seen the great return of image assured from the film in which the English sportswoman she is Co-protagonist. In effective case put in production of the car, however, it is probable that the DBS replaces the Vanquish, with which would be found in direct competition.

[LeMansX5]

[Wagner]

HOT, too bad that bag gets to drive it.

[cmyX6go]

Now THAT is a sweet looking ride

[SuperGreg]

Gorgeous car, thanks for sharing Now go look at the Camel Toe video

[LeMansX5]

From Autocar:
The car is based on both the DB9 and DBR9 race car. Marek Reichman, Aston's design director, said, 'While hinting at our future design direction, the DBS also has very clear links with our heritage - it is instantly recognisable as an Aston Martin.'

The next Vanquish is almost certain to be based on a DB9 and since the DBS sits between road and race, it is likely to provide strong styling cues for the high-performance model.

The movie car uses a 6.0-litre V12, features 10-spoke 20in alloy wheels and reportedly weighs over 100kg less than a DB9. Inside it features bucket racing seats and a removable stopwatch - plus the usual modifications from Q branch, one assumes...

http://www.autocar.co.uk/news_article.asp?na_id=219845

[fln8tive]

Stunning. I could get used to having that in the garage. Too bad "Clutchless" the lead actor only knew how to drive automatic.

[SANguru]

dayum... drooling..