Aston Martin has introduced the Heritage Collection, a series of five bespoke cars created for the American market.
Each model draws inspiration from the brand's rich history, featuring paint colors that were originally offered in the 1950s, 1960s, and 1970s.
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The collection was developed in collaboration with Aston Martin Newport Beach and the Q by Aston Martin division.
These vehicles are set to debut during Monterey Car Week.
Each of the five cars is based on a different current model: the DB12 Coupe, DB12 Volante, Vanquish Coupe, Vantage Coupe, and Vantage Roadster.
All feature special paint finishes not typically available.
Heritage-Inspired Colors and Interiors
The DB12 Volante is finished in Pale Primrose, a color that adorned the cover of the DB4's sales brochure in 1958.
Its interior includes Dark Walnut Open Pore Wood inlays, Q Heritage embroidery on the center armrest, and Heritage Edition sill plaques.
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A special DB12 is painted in Pacific Blue, a shade previously offered on the DB4, DB5, and DB6.
It shares the same interior accents as the Volante.
The one-off Vanquish Coupe wears Tudor Green, a color from Aston Martin's 1970s palette.
It is the first Vanquish to feature Q perforated fluted seats, which are also fitted to the other four models.
Completing the collection are a Vantage Coupe in Winchester Blue and a Vantage Roadster in Mink Silver, the latter inspired by a DB6 color.
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Both Vantages also come with the perforated fluted seats.
