Aston Martin Reveals Two Special DB11s
The luxury British marques bespoke service, Q by Aston Martin has released details of two freshly released commissions based on the luxury brands dynamic sporting GT, DB11. The first 'Q by Aston Martin model is a one-off special DB11 Volante that celebrates the company's partnership with Henley Royal Regatta. This also cements Aston Martin's partnership with Henley Royal Regatta. The second model pays tribute the 20th anniversary of Classic Driver. Q by Aston Martin has created the DB11 Classic Driver Edition and is available in both the V8-powered Coupe and Volante versions with a limited production run of only 20 units.
(Aston Martin DB11 Classic Driver Edition)
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The Henley Royal Regatta DB11 Volante is finished in a striking paint colour, white stone, and with an interior trimmed in red oxide Caithness leather that features technical carbon fibre complete with stainless steel crossed oar motifs and hand-painted pale blue accents inspired by the rowing club markings. The special Henley Regatta DB11 Volante will form the centerpiece of an Aston Martin display showcasing the 105-year-old marque's range of acclaimed sports car.
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The DB11 Classic Driver Edition is inspired by Classic Driver's signature green and grey colors and Aston Martin's famous 1960s shade of Charcoal Grey. The Q by Aston Martin team has developed a deep, gloss dark grey paint, with fine and subtle pearls with a twist. The bespoke colour, named Classic Driver Grey, is complimented by a 'Q by Aston Martin - Collection' carbon-fibre body pack, finished with a bespoke satin Eifel Green lacquer.
(Henley Royal Regatta DB11 Volante)
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The Henley Royal Regatta DB11 Volante is priced at GBP 199,995 (Rs. 1.82 crore), while the DB11 Classic Driver Edition retails at GBP 199,275 (Rs. 1.81 crore) in the UK, EUR 252,395 (Rs. 2.03 crore) in Germany and $274,010 (Rs. 1.88 crore) in the US.
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