Aston Martin, the British car manufacturing company gave farewell to the production of its DB9 series. The firm has tweeted an image of its last nine DB9s wearing badges and labeling each as ‘last of nine’. Each and every model of the last nine DB9s was finished by the company’s Q customisation department.
The sports car built at Aston Martin’s Gaydon production line and was an all new model that helped in featuring the underpinnings for the Vanquish and Rapide models of DB series. The DB 11 is likely to follow the same trend too, however, the company reported that its structure will be more versatile. According to the firm each future model of the Aston Martin in spite of their shared underpinnings could be significantly different.
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The DB11 have been seen performing in the Goodwood festival held in june 23 to 26, 2016 at England. The production of the model will start in next month and the first customer deliveries of the twin-turbocharged V12-engine powered beast will start by the end of this year. Andy Palmer, CEO of Aston Martin has pledged to inspect the first 1,000 cars personally.
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