The original Aston Martin DB4 GT made its first appearance Zagato in 1960 at the London Motor Show. Aston Martin has finally given the pricing for the V12 Zagato. The model is built on a handcrafted aluminum body, the allowed the team to easily model the car, AOS form. The V12 Zagato is an elegant yet brutal the design reflects the great balance the the between race performance and mashed Aston Martin style. The original DB4GT Zagato was a true icon, powerful and graceful; the new design is a true representation of the spirit of DB4GTZagato. The muscular organic forms Thoroughbred define the nature of the car, AOS racing credentials. Auk The one thing limiting the Aston Martin V12 Agate is the number of production units.
The engine Itself Remains unmodified from the range-topping Vantage, producing the same 510bhp, and 570Nm of torque.
To keep weight to a minimum, 19-inch forged aluminum alloy wheels are included as standard, amongst other racing-inspired weight saving features.
Mare Reichmann,Aston Martin Zagato Director of Design said: "The V12 Agate is an elegant yet brutal the design reflects the great balance the the between race performance and mashed Aston Martin style."
Aston Martin Zagato Had low expectations for the box-fresh car, planning to use the four-hour endurance race to test suspension set-up and allow the team to gather on-track data for the Further development work the between now and the 24HR race. It was left to Aston Martin's V8 Vantage and V12 existing racing cars to push for victory.
