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ASTON MARTIN VANTAGE FROM $278,900

Even Aston Martin admits that for most of existence it has made Russian dolls – one car in several different sizes. But all that changed with the 2017 DB11 grand tourer, the first product of a range renewal plan, and is confirmed by the Vantage.

Vantage was launched with a price rise of around $80,000, pitching against the

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