Power, beauty, and soul have forever graced the very fabric of all the handmade machines driving out of Aston Martin's factories since their genesis 110 years ago. The discerning driver deserves the timeless. Power, beauty, and soul eternally stirs the spirit, never shaken by the ebbs and flows of time. Perfect, then, is the Aston Martin DBX707 in character. SUV in shape, track carver in spirit, eternally iconic. Power, timeless Leaf through Aston Martin's storied archives and you'll find no mod

Aston Martin has always been associated with James Bond but funnily enough in the last film featuring Agent 007, he was seen driving in a humdrum Toyota Land Cruiser Prado. Perhaps Aston’s own SUV isn’t good enough for him then? Well, the British ultraluxury carmaker listened and introduced the Aston Martin DBX707, a major upgrade from the regular DBX SUV. The three digits at the end of the name give a clue to just how potent this behemoth is. Powering the hand-built DBX range-topper is a 4.0-li

Do you wish your Aston Martin DBX to be so exclusive, it’s the only one of its kind in Malaysia? Well, then if you have RM 1.1 million lying around, you can get this special one-of-a-kind Aston Martin DBX aptly named The One Edition. That “One” doesn’t only refer to its singular unit in the entire country but rather the special paintjob that is covering this James Bond of SUVs. The Concours Blue paintjob is an elegant, beautiful metallic silver blue that creates a wonderful sight to behold. Arde

From its win in Le Mans in 1959 to the current Formula One team, green has been synonymous with Aston Martin's racing history. To recognise that heritage, Aston Martin Kuala Lumpur (AMKL) has recently introduced a special Aston Martin DBX in Arden Green. The customised handbuilt SUV is priced from RM 1,072,000 without duties and taxes and just like the standard DBX is powered by a 4.0-litre twin-turbo V8 that makes 550 PS and 700 Nm. However, just because Aston Martin has been influenced by its

The Aston Martin Valhalla hypercar represents a new generation for the coveted British carmaker. 5 units are allocated for Malaysia and with 2 units already booked as we go to press, there are 3 left. Each costs an estimated GBP 600,000 (~RM 3.5 million), without taxes and duties of course. The Valhalla first began as a concept car in 2019 and much of the design has been carried forward into the production model. Sitting below the track-focused Valkyrie, Aston Martin initially planned to produce