Awesome Aston Martin

Even though they share the same engine, the Vanquish Volante is more than just a top-down version of the Vanquish. It’s the first Volante to have a fully carbon fiber body and borrows details from the fabled One-77.

Aston Martin keeps pushing the Vantage to One-77 levels. The V12 Vantage S has a 565hp 6L V12 engine, a 7-speed gearbox, a lighter aluminum and magnesium body with carbon fiber parts and carbon fiber ceramic brakes.

Aston Martin celebrates its centenary with the CC100 Speedster, a concept car that marries its past and present. It has a handmade carbon fiber body with split cockpit design and a V12 engine. View the full gallery here.

Aston Martin upgrades the Rapide to make what the company claims is its most powerful four-door sedan yet. The Rapide S has a 558hp 5.9L V12 engine and a bolder – perhaps too bold – grille.

Set to replace the Virage, the new DB9 has a 6L V12 engine that produces 510hp and borrows exterior style from its predecessor and chassis and powertrain tech from the Vanquish.

A life-size model of the Aston Martin DBR1/2, which won the 1959 Le Mans. The parts are all functional and mounted kit-style, along with a replica of the Le Mans trophy and an autographed cap.

Aston Martin tops off the previous top down Vantage with this beautiful beast. It’s powered by a 510hp 6.0L V12 engine and has a top speed of 190mph. Limited units available starting at $230K.

If you couldn’t get your hands on the One-77, you’ll just have to settle for the new Vanquish. It has a 565hp 6.0L V12 engine, an aluminum and carbon fiber body, Pirelli tires and Brembo brakes.

Evanta Motor Company modified an Aston Martin DB7 Vantage to make it look like the ultra rare DB4 GT Zagato from the late 1960s. A classic style married to a modern V12 engine.

We love the eclectic collection of fonts and simple yet playful style that Pearlfisher has used to completely revamp the packaging for Jamie Oliver’s in store food and houseware lines.

The new Aston Martin DBS Carbon Edition replaces the Black Edition with 10-spoke gloss black diamond turned wheels, carbon fiber mirror heads, carbon rear lamp in-fills, and smoked rear lights.

Aston Martin and the design house of Zagato join forces to create this incredible 50th anniversary coupe, based on the Vantage, but with a hot new aluminum shell, and a 510-hp 6.0L V12 engine.

Aston Martin offers a shiny all-black DBS, but if you want it in matte black, Anderson Germany’s Superior Black Edition is the way to go. Modded to pump out 560hp, 50hp more than the stock.

The Aston Martin Virage and drop top Volante are powered by a 490 hp 6.0 L V-12 with 420 lb/ft of torque; they also boast an Adaptive Damping System and Carbon Ceramic Matrix brakes.

The V8 Vantage S has a 4.7L 430hp engine, a 7-speed transmission, paddle shifters and 19-in wheels. Also has a carbon fiber lower front bumper with a larger air intake for the engine and brakes.

Bespoke carmaker Wa-el Rizk is offering only 40 RA supercars with 6 or 12 cylinder Jaguar engine, curvaceous ’50’s Aston Martin racing car-inspired bodywork and sexy Herman Miller seats.

Aston Martin tries to inject class into the compact car category with the Cygnet. The pint-sized car has hand-stitched leather seats and interior, and will have custom color, trim and finish options.

N is for Nurburgring: Aston Martin’s 2011 Vantage N420 Roadster has a 420 hp 4.7-liter V-8, top speed of 180 mph, custom side strakes and 19″ diamond turned alloy wheels, all for a mere $145K.

We first saw the One-77 almost two years ago in concept form. Now, Aston Martin is showing off an actual car, to go into production in 2011, with an incredible 750-hp 7.3-liter V12 engine.

Check out the Aston Martin Super Sport Limited Edition, which will sell for the petty cash price of €7,500,000 (US $9.6M). Only 8 will be made, each with a twin-turbo 5.4-liter V8 that’s got 950 horses.

The 2011 Aston Martin DB9 has a new front bumper, silver brake calipers and diamond-turned alloy wheels. A new Adaptive Damping System improves ride quality with the push of a button.

James Bond’s Aston Martin DB5 1964 is up for auction at Sotheby’s in October, to be sold with Q’s factory installed mods: submachine gun, revolving plates, tire shredders and smoke screen device.

Ugur Sahin Design takes cues from years of classic Aston Martins and melds them into a truly futuristic concept vehicle, tossing in bits of other cars like the Maserati GranTurismo and Alpha Romeo 8C.