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Aston Martin Brocures and Catalogs PDF

All Aston Martin brochures PDF from the old models of Aston Martin cars, to the latest version.

Founded in 1913 by Robert and Lionel Martin, the company is known for its high-performance vehicles and distinctive styling. It has been acknowledged for its time-honored craftsmanship and for creating some of the most desirable cars, such as the DB11 and the DBS.

The company is based in Gaydon, England. It designs and produces cars that are exported to 55 countries. Its luxury vehicles are manufactured in Wales. The DBX range of SUVs is also produced in St Athan.

The two companies, which started out as separate entities, came together in 1947 after Sir David Brown purchased the two brands. Today, the two are listed on the London Stock Exchange.

In 2020, Lawrence Stroll became the company’s new Executive Chairman. He also led the company’s efforts in developing a Formula One team. This partnership with the Cognizant Formula One Team helped reinvigorate the brand’s image and brought it back to the top of the motorsports world.

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