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Back in February, Aston Martin announced a revision to its entry-level model - the V8 Vantage - for European markets, and subsequently revealed it to the public at the Geneva Motor Show. Of course, we knew it would only be a matter of time until the updated Vantage would find its way Stateside, and that time has now come.
Many of the updates are borrowed from the slightly up-market Vantage S, including some mild cosmetic changes and the optional seven-speed Sportshift II sequential transmission replacing the clunkier six-speed version that preceded it. The suspension and brakes have also been upgraded on the new model, but the 4.7-liter V8 and its 420 horsepower carry over unchanged.
So how much will a new V8 Vantage set you back with all these updates? $118,370 for the coupe, or $132,870 for the Roadster - which actually represents a slight discount over the previous coupe model and a negligible increase on the convertible. Like what you see? You’re invited to dive into the full press release and specifications below, along with the high-resolution images in the gallery above.Continue reading Aston Martin announces, prices updated V8 Vantage for U.S.
Aston Martin announces, prices updated V8 Vantage for U.S. originally appeared on Autoblog on Tue, 10 Apr 2012 16:28:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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