Exterior
The Aston Vantage's familiar shape has been given a bespoke makeover, including a new bonnet featuring ventilation holes and a prominent power bulge, a striking new radiator design, restyled side strakes, a carbon fibre diffuser and a set of intricate forged and machined alloy wheels with a centre lock.
Interior
The monotone theme continues inside, where there's lashings of carbon fibre and dark anodised aluminium. There are lightweight bucket seats, new dials and a saddle leather armrest in the middle. The gear shifter, meanwhile, is machined from solid.
Mechanicals
As the name suggests, the V12 Vantage V600 is powered by a V12 petrol engine producing 600hp. It's the glorious naturally aspirated 6.0-litre unit and it drives the rear wheels via a seven-speed manual gearbox. Three-stage adaptive damping is included, but Aston Martin has not quoted any performance figures. For reference, the V12 Vantage S manual, with 573hp, managed 0-100km/h in 3.9 seconds.
Anything else?
A word from the V600's designer: Marek Reichman, Vice President & Chief Creative Officer Aston Martin said "This is precisely why we created our 'Q by Aston Martin - Commission' service. Our customers can create truly bespoke sports cars by personally collaborating with myself and Aston Martin's design team. The V600 name remains a classic in Aston Martin's heritage and I'm proud to see it adorn the V12 Vantage V600 once again."
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