Aston Martin to attend Festival of Speed with 'most powerful lineup'

Aston Martin is excited to showcase a new era of performance as it attends the upcoming Goodwood Festival of Speed with its most powerful lineup to date.

The British luxury car brand will bring the new V12 Vantage (picture below), the last Vantage to don the company’s largest and most potent series-production engine, to the Goodwood Estate in the South Downs, UK.

“When launching the final-edition V12 Vantage, we told our customers to ‘Never Leave Quietly,’ and we hope that everyone leaves Goodwood Festival of Speed this year with the same addictive sound — and sight — of Aston Martin’s most powerful line-up of performance cars, ever,” said Aston Martin Head of Global Marketing and Communications Renato Bisignani.

Aston Martin’s newest and final V12 Vantage will make its dynamic debut in the UK and is eager to show what it’s got as it takes on the challenge of the iconic Goodwood hill climb on Thursday. It will be joined by the marque’s most-powerful luxury SUV, the Aston Martin DBX707.

The DBX707 (photo above) will also make its public debut in UK at the motoring event. A special Q by Aston Martin DBX707 model will also be on display at Goodwood which features the 2022 Aston Martin Racing Green paint (like that of the Aston Martin Aramco Cognizant Formula One Team’s car), Q design graphics, and a set of lime green brake calipers.

Aston Martin will also bring the Valkyrie (photo above). The brand’s supercar will wow audiences as looks to tackle the hill climb with ease thanks to its 6.5-liter V12 mill. At the said exhibition run, the Valkyrie will be driven by WEC racer Peter Dumbreck, an ex-Aston Martin Racing factory driver with no less than 15 Nürburgring 24 Hours races under his belt.

A Vantage F1 Edition (photo above) also looks to take on the challenge of the hill along with the V12 Speedster in the classic DBR1 livery, the beautiful but brutish DBS, and the DB11.

Other cars to make an appearance at Goodwood include the restored Aston Martin Bulldog and the 1922 French Grand Prix TT1 “Green Pea.”

“We look forward to celebrating Aston Martin’s new era of performance at Goodwood and showcasing our breathtaking portfolio of iconic ultra-luxury models,” Bisignani said.

The Aston Martin and Brough Superior AMB001 motorcycle will also be making its Goodwood dynamic debut up the hill this year.

Photos from Aston Martin

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