Aston Martin produced just 99 units each of the coupe, Volante, and shooting brake. The firm built just 28 examples of the Speedster because the complete lack of a top limited the number of interested buyers. All of them used the existing Vanquish as a starting point but received a beautifully sculpted carbon fiber body. The coupe and shooting brake incorporated Zagato’s trademark double-bubble roof, and the nacelles behind the seats on the Volante and Speedster echoed this design element, too. They all shared a 6.0-liter naturally aspirated V12 producing 580 horsepower (433 kilowatts).

While all of the models are special, the shooting brake is the real jewel of the collection. Aston Martin extends the roof and fits a tinted glass section in the center. The piece blends into the top from the outside but creates a beautiful view from inside the cabin. The extra room in the back makes the slick-looking machine quite practical for daily driving, if the owner isn’t afraid of potentially damaging the rare model.

If this car beautiful Aston MArtin Zagato wasn’t enough already, this particular owner had it outfit with our crème de la crème lightweight Brixton Forged PF2 Carbon+. This wheel features a 6061-T6 aerospace grade aluminum face mounted to a Dymag full carbon fiber barrel using the highest quality Grade 5 titanium PVD coated assembly hardware and lime accents to compliment the body.

Project by: Dope Ind. 

For more information on this wheel set, please email sales@brixtonforged.com / call +1.888.397.6601

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