Aston Martin Models and VIN Number Locations

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​VIN Number Locations Aston Martin
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​Aston Martin stamped VIN numbers and VIN plates can be found in various locations
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​Areas to check for the vin numbers on Aston Martin cars are

• under the bonnet on the chassis strut 
  
• stamped into the chassis under the wheel arch behind the front wheel.

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On newer models the Aston Martin VIN number can be located and viewed in the bottom corner of the front windscreen

Select Your Aston Martin Model Below To Find The Exact VIN Number Location

​Models

AM V8     

DB7    DB11   DBS     DBX
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Cygnet    Lagonda     ONE-77​     ​

Rapid 

​V12 Vanquish   

V8 Range  

Vantage          
  
Virage 

Zagato

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​Aston Martin is a British luxury car manufacturer that was founded in 1913 by Lionel Martin and Robert Bamford. The company is known for its iconic sports cars, which are hand-crafted and engineered to the highest standards.

Throughout its history, Aston Martin has been associated with luxury and exclusivity, and its cars have been featured in numerous films, including the James Bond franchise.
In the early years of the company, Aston Martin produced a small number of cars for a select group of clients. However, as demand for the brand's cars grew, production increased, and the company began to expand its range of models.

In the 1950s, Aston Martin entered into a partnership with the Italian design house Zagato, which resulted in the production of several highly sought-after limited edition models.

​Today, Aston Martin continues to produce a range of sports cars and grand tourers that are prized for their performance, handling, and style. The company has a loyal customer base and is well-respected within the automotive industry.
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List Of Aston Martin Models Manufactured 

It would be difficult  to list every Aston Martin car that has ever been made, as the company has a long and storied history dating back over 100 years.

Here's an overview of the primary models and notable variations introduced by Aston Martin from 1980 to the present:

​1980s

• V8 Vantage (1977-1989): Often referred to as Britain's first super car; included several variations over the years.
• V8 Volante (1978-1989): The convertible version of the V8 model.
• Lagonda (1974-1990): A luxury saloon that stood out for its unique design and was produced into the early '90s.
• Virage (1989-2000): Introduced at the end of the decade, replacing the older V8 models.
  
  

1990s

• V8 Vantage (1993-2000): A high-performance variant of the Virage.
• DB7 (1994-2004): Significantly boosted Aston Martin's production numbers, with the Vantage and Volante variants.
• V8 Coupe and V8 Volante (1996-2000): More refined versions of the Virage.
  
  

2000s

• Vanquish (2001-2007): Featured in the James Bond film "Die Another Day"; S variant introduced later.
• DB9 (2004-2016): Replaced the DB7, available in both coupe and convertible (Volante) forms.
• V8 Vantage (2005-2017): A key model in expanding Aston Martin's market reach; offered in both coupe and roadster variants.
• DBS (2007-2012): Based on the DB9 but lighter and more powerful; also featured in James Bond movies.
• Rapide (2010-2020): Aston Martin's venture into the luxury four-door saloon market.
• One-77 (2009-2012): A limited edition supercar with only 77 units produced.
• Virage (2011-2012): Briefly reintroduced as a more luxurious and GT-like option between the DB9 and DBS.
  
  

2010s

• Vanquish (2012-2018): The second generation of the grand tourer, replacing the DBS.
• Vantage (2018-present): A complete redesign of the V8 Vantage.
• DB11 (2016-present): Replaced the DB9, available in V8 and V12 variants.
• DBS Superleggera (2018-present): Replaced the Vanquish as the flagship model.
• Valkyrie (2020-present): A hypercar developed in collaboration with Red Bull Racing.
• DBX (2020-present): Aston Martin's first SUV, reflecting the brand's expansion into new segments.
  
  

Special Editions and Limited Runs

• Zagato variants: Including DB4 GT Zagato, V8 Vantage Zagato, DB7 Zagato, V12 Vantage Zagato, Vanquish Zagato, and DBS GT Zagato.
• AMR versions: Performance-focused versions of existing models, like the DB11 AMR and Vantage AMR.
• Limited editions: Such as the V12 Speedster, Victor, and the continuation series of historical models like the DB5 Goldfinger Edition.
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This overview captures the main models and notable variations but may not include every single edition or bespoke customization offered by Aston Martin, especially considering their Q by Aston Martin division, which offers personalized customizations.