The New 2025 Aston Martin Vantage.
As the window for developing combustion engine vehicles closes, car lovers are bombarded with new performance vehicles hitting the market. Today, Aston Martin woke us up with the new 2025 Aston Martin Vantage.
We must note that the exterior seems comparable to the previous version. Although there are slimmer lines, more aero, and a more’stanced’ look, if you saw one float past on the M25 while filling up your car with fuel, you probably wouldn’t notice the difference.
Interior
The interior, however, is a whole different story. New screens, controls, and an updated appearance and feel. It’s easy to argue that with the significant increase in design and usability in the cockpit, earlier generation owners may feel shortchanged. The old vantage was always a beautiful car, but it lacked the interior design and finish that one would expect from a £100,000 sports car. The new inside is a much-needed revamp, and with the optional Aston Martin Sports seats, it appears to be a well-thought-out offering.
Residuals
However, it is unclear what this new update will do to the prior generation. Well, it is general knowledge that the used automobile industry has suffered a setback, and with such a radical change in product offering, we believe prior generations will be struck hard by residuals once more. Astons are not recognized for their worth, but with such a significant difference, will the original still pique your interest? We think not.
Statistics
Anyway, back to the specs, Aston claims the new car has a 4.0L twin-turbocharged V8 capable of 202MPH and a 0-60 time of 3.4 seconds. Because the majority of models have already been pre-purchased, we may expect to see them on the road by Q2/Q3 2025, so keep an eye out on the roads and at Goodwood’s Festival of Speed for a handful!
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Price
How much is the new Aston Martin Vantage? Well, depending on the specifications, it will cost between £134,000 and £160,000, which we understand is quite pricey!
Conclusion
In conclusion, there isn’t much to enthuse about here because first-drive reviews haven’t been completed. Yes, it looks great, and it is an uplift, but is it truly unique, or is it just what the prior generation should have been? We will have to wait and see.
