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<\/p>\nPeople have the tendency to complain when an automaker makes subtle design changes as it transitions a model from one generation to another. However, is that really an issue with Aston Martin? The folks from Gaydon have some of the most attractive cars in the industry, and the new Vantage appears to reconfirm the huge talent the design team possesses. Both the coupe and convertible have now been spied in action at full tilt testing at the N\u00fcrburgring.<\/p>\n
Admittedly, the cars do look like facelifts rather than fully fledged next-generation cars as the thin camouflage in the typical Aston Martin green isn’t hiding much. Evolutionary design aside, the sound those prototypes make is alluring. In 2023 when it’s all about emissions and noise regulations and gasoline particulate filters, it’s refreshing to hear the grunt delivered by a V8. AM and AMG are still in cahoots, so the soundtrack is likely provided by Affalterbach’s twin-turbo 4.0-liter engine.<\/p>\n
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