Last time we told you about Kahn Design's work in the automotive tuning realm a certain Flying Huntsman 105 Pick Up came into focus. Now, it's time for some performance and luxury oriented models, with a name taking us back when Spartacus TV series was still airing.
That being said, behold the Kahn Vengeance, a new Aston Martin DB9-inspired coupé. Yes, we're talking about a limited edition that might wear a price tag made of six figures, maybe within the $300,000-$400,000 interval, but that is yet to be confirmed.
Leaving this dull aspect behind, we can now show you the first sketches of the custom-built supercar that will be built in the British Midlands, most likely Coventry.
In the typical Kahn Design style, each vehicle will be assembled by hand by a "team of craftsmen and automotive experts". But there's more: the limited-edition model is going to carry an engraved plaque in the boot bearing the names of every member of the British team who worked on the car.
Kahn Designs says the Vengeance is a wide body two-door coupé, with a muscular, aggressive design evoking the silhouette of a sabretooth on the prowl. Well, you surely got our attention with that comparison.
Design-wise, the car will wear 16-spoke 20-inch wheels in the front and 18-spoke 21-inch wheels at the back, taking inspiration from the classic roulette wheel.
If you're interested in performance increase, don't get your hopes too high because the Vengeance will keep the standard 5.9-liter naturally aspirated V12 powerhouse intact.
For this one, Kahn Design will only focus on augmenting styling cues and adding a flavour specific to Aston Martins from the '80s and '90s. Well, we can't say we're not excited to see the final product, but the car is rather focused on collectors and filthy-rich car aficionados.
Leaving this dull aspect behind, we can now show you the first sketches of the custom-built supercar that will be built in the British Midlands, most likely Coventry.
In the typical Kahn Design style, each vehicle will be assembled by hand by a "team of craftsmen and automotive experts". But there's more: the limited-edition model is going to carry an engraved plaque in the boot bearing the names of every member of the British team who worked on the car.
Kahn Designs says the Vengeance is a wide body two-door coupé, with a muscular, aggressive design evoking the silhouette of a sabretooth on the prowl. Well, you surely got our attention with that comparison.
Design-wise, the car will wear 16-spoke 20-inch wheels in the front and 18-spoke 21-inch wheels at the back, taking inspiration from the classic roulette wheel.
If you're interested in performance increase, don't get your hopes too high because the Vengeance will keep the standard 5.9-liter naturally aspirated V12 powerhouse intact.
For this one, Kahn Design will only focus on augmenting styling cues and adding a flavour specific to Aston Martins from the '80s and '90s. Well, we can't say we're not excited to see the final product, but the car is rather focused on collectors and filthy-rich car aficionados.
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