Aston Martin’s 50-car Vanquish 25 commission pairs its current V12 grand tourer with bespoke silver paint and details recalling the original 2001 model.
An anniversary car can look backwards without losing the character of its modern foundations. Aston Martin’s Vanquish 25 uses today’s V12 grand tourer as the starting point for a carefully designed tribute to the nameplate launched in 2001.
The allocation is divided into 25 coupés and 25 Volantes. Q by Aston Martin has given the edition dedicated finishes and details rather than creating an entirely new mechanical generation.
Silver carries the history
A specially developed Skye Silver exterior is accompanied by foil accents, steel side strakes and distinctive badging. Forged 21-inch wheels incorporate a discreet V motif that links the details together.
These are references to the original car rather than a retro recreation. The profile and engineering remain unmistakably those of the current Vanquish.
A more individual cabin
The interior includes dedicated embroidery, perforation patterns and a bright red start-stop control. The commemorative treatment continues inside without obscuring the long-distance nature of the car.
Collectability depends on the whole specification, including the final owner choices. Buyers should confirm exactly which finishes and personalisation options form part of an individual commission.
The contemporary V12
The underlying model has a 5.2-litre twin-turbo V12 rated by Aston Martin at 835PS and 1,000Nm. It is intended to remain a powerful modern grand tourer, not a static celebration of an earlier model.
First deliveries were planned for the final quarter of 2026 when the edition was announced. Its appeal lies in an identifiable design story combined with the usability of a current flagship.
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