Articles about Aston Martin Lagonda

It was ahead of its time

This is the Aston Martin Lagonda Vignale Concept, presented at the 1993 Geneva International Motor Show alongside what would become the DB7. It was produced for Aston Martin by the Ghia design house, which was also part of the Ford portfolio as

Just in time

Aston Martin has been rescued by a £182 million (P12.24 billion) investment from Lawrence Stroll, owner of Racing Point F1. Also chipping in another £318 million (P21.39 billion) are many of the existing shareholders. As part of the deal, the

Big, beautiful, and green

It's named All-Terrain, but the horizons of its ambition seems to stretch further. Hovering on its eerily lit plinth at the Geneva Motor Show, Lagonda's concept looks like a space capsule for some particularly sybaritic extraterrestrial aristos. It's

Yes, it is going to get made

Lagonda, Aston Martin's luxury brand, appears to have gone for the scatter-gun approach when it comes to naming design influences for its All-Terrain Concept, with everything from super-yachts to Mars exploration via the 'planetary forces of gravity fields'

“Love it or loathe it? There is no middle ground with this thing”

We think it's safe to say the new Lagonda will be nothing like the old one. Not one bit.The Lagonda 'Series 2' arrived in 1976, complete with wedge-tastic styling that looked like no car anyone had ever seen before,

Aston Martin’s luxury brand teases the ‘All-Terrain Concept’

The modern incarnation of Aston Martin's luxury branch-Lagonda-has long grappled with the concept of future automotive, offering up a near-£700,000 (P47.5 million) V12 luxury sedan (Taraf), and last year's dazzling Vision Concept.This, however, is

Disclaimer: Not all of them are practical

The replacement for the iconic DS used floating cylinders as instruments, rotating to display speed and revs as the driver gazed through the single-spoke steering wheel. For the sanitized facelift, they were binned. Boo.Well, if you're going to reclothe

'It doesn’t look like it came from anywhere normal'

When is an Aston Martin not an Aston Martin? When it's a Lagonda. And especially when it's... this. The Vision Concept.The nameplate actually pre-dates Aston Martin: An Anglo-American former opera singer called Wilbur Gunn founded the company

But in limited numbers

Are you looking for a car that will make you stand out from the crowd? Then you might want to consider the new Aston Martin Lagonda Taraf, now being made available to more markets and customers around the world, albeit in limited

Diamond pattern galore

Last month, we reported about Aston Martin commencing the hot-weather testing of its highly exclusive Lagonda sedan in Oman in the Middle East region.Well, nearly a month later and the British luxury carmaker is now providing a glimpse of the

In the sweltering Arabian territory of Oman

Befitting a luxury car that's to be sold exclusively in the Middle East in 2015, Aston Martin has begun its hot-weather testing of its upcoming Lagonda model in the Arab state of Oman, with the car being flown into the

Those lucky bastards!

Aston Martin has confirmed that it is bringing back its Lagonda nameplate, but only for a limited production run and for one exclusive market.To be offered exclusively in the Middle East, the Lagonda will continue with tradition as a "luxurious and