Rare 2012 Aston Martin Vantage Review: Quirks, Power, and Luxury
- Authors
- Published on
- Published on
- Name
- By Dushyant
- (@dishs)
In the realm of automotive obscurity, the 2012 Aston Martin Vantage emerges as a rare gem, boasting V12 power and a price tag that would make your wallet weep. Sandwiched between the DB9 and the DBS, this limited-production wonder offers 490 horsepower, setting itself apart with unique design elements like distinctive wheels and a sculpted rocker panel. Despite sharing DNA with the DB9, the Vantage exudes an air of exclusivity and coolness that can't be ignored on the used car market.
Inside the Vantage, Aston Martin's flair for the dramatic shines through with a key featuring a glass top showcasing the iconic logo. The interior is a mix of elegance and quirk, with luxurious leather upholstery contrasting with some disappointingly cheap switchgear. The Bang & Olufsen sound system, motorized speakers, and unique pen holder integrated into the center console add a touch of sophistication. Quirks like Volvo-inspired mirror controls and a leather pouch for small items demonstrate Aston Martin's attention to detail.
Under the hood lies a roaring 6L V12 engine, positioned for optimal weight distribution and performance. The Vantage's driving experience is nothing short of exhilarating, with paddle shifters featuring a luxurious leather component and a greeting message upon start-up that sets the tone for a thrilling ride. Exterior details like clear taillights and distinctive LED turn signals enhance the Vantage's timeless design, a testament to Aston Martin's enduring legacy of crafting truly beautiful and powerful machines.
Image copyright Youtube
Image copyright Youtube
Image copyright Youtube
Image copyright Youtube
Watch The 2012 Aston Martin Virage Is the Cool Aston You’ve Never Heard Of on Youtube
Viewer Reactions for The 2012 Aston Martin Virage Is the Cool Aston You’ve Never Heard Of
Doug's new filming location is noted
Comparison between Aston Martin models Vantage, Rapide, DB9, DBS, and Virage
Comments on the design and beauty of the Aston Martin Virage
Mention of Aston Martin V550 as a favorite rare and hand-made car
Observations on the similarities between Aston Martin models
Critiques on Doug's microphone quality
Comments on the Aston Martin's infotainment system and technology
Humorous comments about Doug's quirks and umbrella use
Comparisons to other luxury cars in terms of technology and price
Comments on the audio quality of the video
Related Articles
The Evolution of the 2006 Toyota Prius: A Trailblazer in Hybrid Technology
The 2006 Toyota Prius revolutionized the hybrid car market with its unique design, exceptional fuel efficiency, and quirky interior features, setting it apart as a trailblazer in the automotive industry.
Inos Grenadier Quartermaster: Rugged Pickup Truck Review
The Inos Grenadier Quartermaster is a rugged pickup truck with a BMW engine, priced around $90,000. It offers unique design, impressive capabilities, and a distinctive interior with old-school buttons and dials. Built in France, it stands out with its boxy styling and heritage-inspired badging.
2025 Subaru Forester Hybrid: Efficiency and Style in a Practical Package
The 2025 Subaru Forester Hybrid offers a blend of efficiency and practicality, with a unique design and thoughtful features. Despite its unexciting performance, it stands out in the crossover SUV market.
Exploring ZR1X Corvette, Wagon Ear S Lease, Nissan Leaf, and Honda Legacy Support
Doug DeMuro explores the groundbreaking ZR1X Corvette, Wagon Ear S lease deal, new Nissan Leaf, and Honda's support for legacy cars. Exciting insights into high-performance vehicles and industry trends.