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Aston Martin’s bespoke vehicle personalization arm, Q by Aston Martin, recently revealed an equestrian-themed DB9 that would be auctioned off during a charity horse show in California, but the automaker just revealed four more one-off cars that were commissioned by Galpin Aston Martin. These cars will all be on display at the Aston Martin Estate next week leading up to the Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance.
Each of the four cars has its own beauty and individuality, but it’s the Q by Aston Martin V12 Vantage S (shown above) that will likely be the show-stopper. This car comes painted in a stunning purple hue, which is accented by the soft blue Monterey Pearl in the front grille and rear diffuser. The purple theme continues on the inside with accents on the steering wheel, seats, shift paddles, headliner, door panels and even on the inside of the glove box. The Monterey Pearl exterior accent can also be found inside with a subtle line overlaying the carbon fiber center stack.
If it’s possible to outshine the purple V12 Vantage S, the Q by Aston Martin Vanquish Coupe might hold that distinction with its flashy Abor Orange paint, exposed carbon fiber accents and gloss black wheels. As if that isn’t enough sensory overload, the interior is customized with diamond-patterned quilted leather and a bizarre yet amazing pattern inspired by a carbon molecule and printed onto the headliner and door panels.
From the outside, the Q by Aston Martin DB9 Volante is about as understated as an Aston Martin can get with its Ashen Blonde and polished wheels, but this car’s pastel pink (officially called blush pearl) interior makes it almost as eye-catching as the wacky Vanquish Coupe. Just about everything about the carpet line is covered in a bright pink leather with the exception of the coffee-colored center stack and door panel pulls.
Last but not least, in a similar fashion as the equestrian-themed DB9 we recently saw, the Q by Aston Martin Vanquish Volante will utilize plenty of authentic equestrian leather for the seating as well as the saddle accessory bags. Pretty much the only thing that isn’t covered in the rich brown leather is the center stack, which is painted the same Frosted Silver color as the exterior.
Q by Aston Martin has seemingly outdone themselves with this quartet of one-off supercars, and it will be interesting to see which will get more attention, these cars or the recently introduced V12 Vantage S Roadster – Aston Martin’s fastest convertible ever.
If it’s possible to outshine the purple V12 Vantage S, the Q by Aston Martin Vanquish Coupe might hold that distinction with its flashy Abor Orange paint, exposed carbon fiber accents and gloss black wheels. As if that isn’t enough sensory overload, the interior is customized with diamond-patterned quilted leather and a bizarre yet amazing pattern inspired by a carbon molecule and printed onto the headliner and door panels.
From the outside, the Q by Aston Martin DB9 Volante is about as understated as an Aston Martin can get with its Ashen Blonde and polished wheels, but this car’s pastel pink (officially called blush pearl) interior makes it almost as eye-catching as the wacky Vanquish Coupe. Just about everything about the carpet line is covered in a bright pink leather with the exception of the coffee-colored center stack and door panel pulls.
Last but not least, in a similar fashion as the equestrian-themed DB9 we recently saw, the Q by Aston Martin Vanquish Volante will utilize plenty of authentic equestrian leather for the seating as well as the saddle accessory bags. Pretty much the only thing that isn’t covered in the rich brown leather is the center stack, which is painted the same Frosted Silver color as the exterior.
Q by Aston Martin has seemingly outdone themselves with this quartet of one-off supercars, and it will be interesting to see which will get more attention, these cars or the recently introduced V12 Vantage S Roadster – Aston Martin’s fastest convertible ever.
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