The first images of Aston Martin’s production V12 Zagato, which is scheduled to enter the market in the fourth quarter this year, have been released. The car – of which only 150 examples will be built – will make its first European appearance in Geneva.
Last May saw the V12 Zagato make its world debut at the prestigious Villa d’Este concours, and with consumer demand the decision was made to build a strictly limited run of cars.
Each Zagato, constructed from a combination of hand crafted aluminium and carbon fibre, will take approximately 2,000 man-hours to complete. Four unique colours have been created for the car, these being Scintilla Silver, Alloro Green, Alba Blue and Diavolo Red.
Inside, the car will feature Seven Bridge of Weir hides in a semi-aniline finish to offer durability while preserving the natural texture of the leather as trim material. Workmanship details will include hand-stitched quilting of a unique design to create a flowing pattern across the seats and headlining as well as ‘Z’ embroidery in the headrests and rear parcel shelf.
Elsewhere, the dashboard and centre stack wears satin-finish carbon fibre, with piano black accents and satin black rotary switchgear and carbon fibre sill plaques, with a ‘V12 Zagato’ inlaid metal script providing a distinctive finishing touch.
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Wow!! that gear knob is an overkill
gear knob for arthritis….??
not sure whether it’s good looking or not…………….
the concept looked so good. aston martin is probably the only carmaker who can ruin something exceptionally beautiful.
agreed. If you can pay your designer good money, they’ll produce outstanding work.
pay them peanuts, you get crap.
As someone said “If you’re good at something, dont do it for free.”
Production car which look almost the same as its concept. Another one in the list.
PROTON! Take note of this!
no it isn’t.