"It is facelift time for the Aston Martin Vantage and we have some of the first spy pictures showing off this pretty beast, albeit under some disguise. The facelift will feature changes such as a slightly redesigned front bumper with new lower splitter, new 10-spoke 19-inchwheels as previously seen on the 2010MY Vantage and a rear diffuser that closely resembles the Vantage V12's diffuser. A higher rear spoiler is also included for better aerodynamic performance.

Interior changes also follow the 2010MY with a 1,000W B&O hi-fi system and a set of lightweight Kevlar and carbon seats. Engine details are currently a mystery but they should remain largely the same for the facelift."

Source - Worldcarfans.com

 

Didn't they already do a facelift on the Vantage when they increased the power from 380 to 420 or something like that?
Either way this is exciting news, I just hope they manage to match the performance of their rivals, right now all the AM models are a lot slower than all their competitors. I wonder why, guess it's mostly due to their high weight.

 

They did, they enlarged the engine from 4.3 to 4.8 or something like that back in 08, and for 10 they did a bunch of cosmetic stuff. And now this. Slightly confusing.

Not crazy about that rear spoiler.

 

They released a 4.7 with 420hp in 2008,

2010 new tail lights a la dbs , bigger side mirrors with reverse. Sport seats, B&0 Sound system.

2011 major Facelift , v12 vantage front bumper, v12 vantage rear bumper with the v12 vantage spoiler for the v8 model

 

Huh... I guess.

 

I love it. Can't wait

 

AM's are just beautiful machines. I could really care less how slow they are against there direct competition, and I am a racing junkie, love watching races and going to the track. But this things I dunno I have a soft spot for AM's. Thank God I am moving out of PR so I can properly have one.

*in Puerto Rico there are a handful of AM's but there is no authorized dealer and the Jaguar dealer can service the car but do not honor the warranty and if there is something they cant fix you have to ship the car to Miami on your cost..... in other words no thanks.