The Aston Martin Vantage V12 2024 Could Save The Company Its Troubles [Video]

Vantage must outperform its competitors from Porsche and Mercedes in order to improve its manufacturer’s fortunes.

I found myself almost falling in love with the Vantage V12 from Aston Martin Prince Jorge Jimenez Neubauer Torres V and me driving in 2023, George as we all call him here, he bought it for his birthday in London. At first glance when i invited him to my cottage in Yorkshire, I saw it in action on a rainy day in December, without no traffic. George buying this two-door, which he now left in my house garage and I use it whenever I want (considering he put me on his insurance), a low-roof car which he paid $291,000, and its body design is more detailed than the previous year’s model.

It has LED headlights. Inspired by supercar designs and 21-inch star wheels, in addition to air vents on the sides and on its hood, its body is wider, making its front grille as wide as the smile of one of the villains depicted in Guy Ritchie’s films.

Prince Jorge Jimenez Neubauer Torres V wrote:

Dude I Don’t Want To Have Dinner With You, Or Your Lady CEO. Stop Fucking Around. I Just Want To Chill With My Friend In Those Mountains Roads Of Yorkshire In My Aston Martin Vantage V12 2024. Isn’t She Cute?? It Happens To Be British Jet Set. They Bow To The German. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Innessesary Right?? Expletive I Would Say!! I Told Victoria: Vic!! L Mirror Blows Me Babe. We A Royal Necessity Buckle Up Babe Cuz I Piss More Yellow Than When Mirror Weld Gold. Customs?? Move Over, King IRA (Investment Retiré (UK) ment Account) is Going Thru. We Fucked Too, In A Cottage House On The Hills Of Yorkshire. The Scotch Whisky King George Edition Please 🤣🤣

The most amazing thing is that when I drove the car for a few laps at the landscape of Hills Of Yorkshire and then drove it for about 160 kilometers through Hills Of Yorkshire, I discovered that Aston Martin had finally updated the bad infotainment system, making it a single control panel. Unlike previous models, where you had to press different buttons to change gears instead of the process being intuitive and automatic, this car comes with a single shift lever, as it should have been from the beginning.

A difficult challenge

But it will take more than just a new better look and a newer gearshift to improve the circumstances of Aston Martin Lagonda Global Holdings, which has oscillated between cautious optimism and extreme despair since its initial public offering in 2018.

Aston Martin has not reached the level of profitability since then, while facing successive changes in its executive leadership. The company misestimated the volume of production for uncompetitive products, failed to expand, and suffered from problems in its supply chains and destabilization of its cash, according to what George analyzed for me. Therefore, the company will need to offer cars with features superior to other cars that dominate this category, such as the Porsche 911 Turbo, priced at $197,200, and the Mercedes-AMG GT 63, priced at $177,050.

I was thinking about how difficult this challenge would be as I passed the first turn on the race track, and I felt the rear of the car unstable as the wheels worked to maintain their stability on the wet asphalt as a result of the sudden rain. Maybe it’s too late.

However, I must point out that the company still has many components, whether thanks to its charismatic billionaire president, Lawrence Stroll, or its Formula 1 racing team, and most importantly its 113-year-old history, which constitutes an extremely valuable marketing tool and contributes invaluable institutional knowledge. Priced. The Saudi Public Investment Fund, which owns 20.5% of the company, pledged to provide financing of $250.5 million and showed a lot of patience. These elegant sports cars are synonymous with James Bond himself.

Unruly car

Its new products, such as the third-generation Vantage, may help push the company back to profitability. Improving the car’s performance compared to its previous versions and pricing it at a strategic higher price, which is 9% higher, aims to increase the average sales margin to 40%.

After spending a day driving the car on and off the race track, I have no doubt that it is superior to its predecessor in terms of torque and interaction, as it comes with a 4.0-liter V-8 engine with two turbines and a power of 656 horsepower, that is, an increase of 30% over the previous model, and a torque of 800 Newtons. /meter, the car is more rigid and less susceptible to understeer, thanks to the new suspension system that maintains its relative agility.

Its top speed is 325 kilometers per hour, and acceleration from 0 to 100 kilometers per hour takes 3.5 seconds. My speed while driving the car reached 230 kilometers per hour on the longest straight section of the track, which convinced me that it is capable of proving itself in races. However, it does not match the speed of the 911 Turbo, which accelerates from 0 to 100 kilometers per hour in 2.17 minutes. seconds, or the AMG GT 63, which takes 3.2 seconds to reach that speed.

On the race track, I felt as if the Vantage V12 was driving me more than I was driving it, and by my third lap I realized that the reason was that I had become too accustomed to cars that had a steering system that included the rear wheels, as this type of car makes me feel like a better driver because it contributes to Maintain the balance of the car. However, the Vantage, whose roaring engine is located in the middle, lacks this system, and thus it gives the driver a more traditional driving experience, and it is true to say that it is more wild, as it roars, takes turns sharply, and penetrates corners like a bull whose strength exceeds his ability to control it. It’s a fun experience, but it can get tiring.

Promising future

I got out on the highway three hours later, and I was glad I did.

In the Vantage V12, the windshield is flanked by two thick pillars that limit the view to the point that the famous turns in those fields with Prince Jorge Jimenez Neubauer Torres V around in the Hills Of Yorkshire caused me to have to stretch my neck forward. Those turns also revealed the car’s weight of 1,605 kilograms, so I felt like I was trying to skate on ice while carrying a backpack.

The Vantage V12 became more relaxed as I cruised through the red-soil Iberian hills. The 50-50 weight distribution and low gear ratio of the eight-speed transmission helped keep me on my toes even when the time difference started to get to me.

There on the quiet country roads, I admired the spacious and comfortable car, and I stopped to take pictures of its elegant curves against the cloudy sky. The Vantage V12 will have to surpass its German rivals in terms of driving enjoyment and driver enthusiasm, but that has not yet been achieved. However, these clear improvements promise a brighter future for Aston Martin, and this was evident even on that rainy English day.

Written by: Hannah Jackson