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New Vantage Roadster turns the clock back to the good old days

2025 Aston Martin Vantage Roadster Glen Waddington APRIL IN THE eastern Alps. Green grandeur, exquisitely surfaced roads, the prospect of some excellent weather… well, maybe. But also rain at times, a

WHAT DO WE HAVE HERE, THEN? A PAIR OF TWIN TESTS or a four-car group test? Perhaps confusingly it’s both. It used to be that 600bhp-plus and 200mph was the exclusive preserve of God-tier exotics. But

‘THE ASTON MARTIN VANTAGE IS THE product to kill 911s.’ That’s a bold statement for 8 o’clock on a Thursday morning, but bold is what Aston Martin wants to be; needs to be if it is to implement and de

The Yorkshire Dales. The sun’s out. The roads twist and flow. The Ribblehead viaduct was just back there, now we’re getting stone barns and gambolling lambs. Spring is in the air, roofs are down, warm

It’s hard not to feel a twinge of nostalgia – even a pang of loss – when driving a petrol-powered Jaguar sports car in 2025. That’s especially true of the F-type Project 7, in many respects the high-w