If you thought the Valhalla coupe is rare, this is its exclusive sibling
by Vijay Pattni
Aramco Stations Philippines wanted to show us their home base
I've always been a birthday person; largely because my late father used to spoil us on our special day. On the day I will turn 30, my wife Quennie and I planned a simple day together and dinner at Ipponyari. But
We ask the creators themselves
Securing a Bond game was the ultimate wish fulfilment for the cinephiles at Danish studio and purveyor of many fine Hitman games, Io Interactive. And for 007 First Light art director Rasmus Poulsen, it came with a particularly exciting realization: "Wait, that
by Phil Iwaniuk
It carries over the 717hp twin-turbo V8 from the DBX S
This is the new Aston Martin DBX GT. It is a big, powerful SUV that's been designed to offer all the wham-bam-thank-you-ma'am thrills of the equally powerful DBX S, but in a more elegant, comfortable guise.
by Vijay Pattni
Tipping the scale at 190kg
This is a two-wheeled Aston Martin. Not a DB12 that's been driven through a hedge, but a motorcycle. Obviously, a motorcycle! You can see it is a motorcycle! It's officially called the AMB 002, which implies the existence of
by Vijay Pattni
It’s got over 800hp, but does it have the looks?
Look away now if you think Aston Martins should be the ultimate in refined, gentlemanly, understated elegance. Go stare at a Vanquish instead. This is the new Aston Martin Valen, and it's here for the people who looked at the Vanquish
by Ollie Kew
Yes, *that* Aston Martin
This is a massive, military-grade, zombie-proof combat truck powered by a V12 engine. Oddly, it also wears the badge of Aston Martin, a company famous for its sleek supercars and grand tourers, not for securing Ministry of Defense contracts. And
by Jack Rix
Another endurance racing milestone for the son of Valve co-founder Gabe Newell
Last week, we reported on Gray Newell-eldest son of Valve co-founder and gaming icon Gabe Newell-making his Le Mans debut at this year's edition of the 24-hour race. After a strong showing at qualifying and an intense
by Angelo Nieto
Racer G. Newell will be driving the number 23 car
Take a peek inside the race program for the 24 Hours of Le Mans happening this week, and you might find an interesting name among the list of drivers. In the LMGT3 class, driving for The Heart of Racing Team, a certain
by Angelo Nieto
This is the American Revolution of supercars
Two minutes into an informal presentation about the new Aston Martin Valhalla in a pit box at the Circuito de Navarra in northern Spain, the word 'rivals' is used. I can't remember the context, but that word begs an obvious question.
One of these will set you back a generational P71.56 million
It's not a movie prop. What you're looking at is called the Brabus Bodo, a €1 million (around P71.56 million), 1,000hp, V12 'hyper GT' with more theater than Broadway and a disturbingly intimate relationship with the color black.
by Tom Ford
It’s bad enough that the drivers are at risk of permanent nerve damage
Well this is pretty extraordinary: Aston Martin Formula 1 team principal Adrian Newey has revealed that the team won't finish the Australian Grand Prix this weekend, and could cripple its drivers with "permanent nerve damage" if it tried to. Good grief.
by Joe Holding
The original engine was a 4.0-liter in-line-six
A company that earned its spurs restoring and outfitting classic British motors with electricity has revealed its latest project: a classic British motor with-gasp!-a stonking great gasoline engine.Lunaz is back, and for its 50th commission, has ushered in its
by Vijay Pattni
Is the Brit better than the Italian?
The sky is overcast, and being somewhere on a single track road near the bottom of the Lake District's Hardknott Pass at 11pm, that dark is reliably inky, unbothered by even the barest lumen of ambient light pollution. There is no
by Tom Ford
Quite literally, winged animals
The Humber Hawk was a four-door, four-cylinder Brit that was produced in various guises between 1945 and 1967. The MkI and MkII were actually rebadged prewar Hillman 14s, but giving a car the name of a bird of prey instantly
by Greg Potts
British sophistication meets American force
Regular readers will be familiar with the Ring brothers, the 'just the right amount of mad' Wisconsin-based tuners who started out as (and still run) an auto body shop...and then turned their attention to churning out the most unreal bespoke
by Jack Rix
Big news
Well, this is Big News. Adrian Newey, a lightly successful Formula One designer you might not have heard of, has just been announced as the new team boss of Aston Martin's Formula One team. He'll sit in the Big Important
by Vijay Pattni
Finally, we get behind the wheels of these ‘F1’ cars
Ear defenders. Now we're talking. Or perhaps not. Anyway, for the full 'F1 team principal on the pitwall' vibe, the Aston Martin Valkyrie comes equipped with a set of purposeful motorsport cans, complete with mouthpiece and trailing cables. For the full '
There’s a new king DB around
This is the shiny new Aston Martin DB12 S, where S stands for 'Sorry if you went ahead and bought a standard DB12.' For that one little letter adds heaps of power, pointiness, and most importantly, noise.It's now the fastest
by Vijay Pattni
Too ahead that they flopped
A modern city with an entirely electric fleet of taxis is a utopian vision of tomorrow, right? Actually, it was very nearly New York in the 1890s. The 1.5hp Electrobat of 1894 had a 40.2km range, and was faster (and
by Ollie Kew
