The successful SUV of the British carmaker has undergone a significant transformation, which will probably stir up debates again.
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We can think what we want about the flood of SUVs in the offer of classic manufacturers of premium and sports cars. But the truth remains that the stores are working and bringing car profits solid profits. After all, this is also the case of the Aston Martin DBX, which once again attracted wider public attention to the classic brand.
At the same time, the growing popularity of the premium and sporty SUV has attracted well-known Mansory modifiers, who, despite several recent recent modifications, have once again unleashed their wild imagination. At first glance, the car attracts with its lowered chassis, extended body, more aggressive shapes or a straight pair of wings. But let’s take it gradually.
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The mask of the car impresses with a redesigned bumper with several carbon accessories, which is followed by extended fenders and modified sill extensions. At the back, the pair of carbon wings is particularly interesting – one is connected to the roof, the other is located on the fifth door. These should be functional elements that, together with the new diffuser in the rear bumper, improve the aerodynamics of the car.
In addition, the car sits on a lowered chassis, which quite solidly breaks its SUV status and enhances its length and wide crotch. Also new are the 24-inch alloy wheels, which have been optimized to help cool the braking system, which will have to cope with higher performance.
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The power of the twice-supercharged V8 engine increased from the original 410 kW to 596 kW, while the highest torque increased from the original 700 Nm to 1000 Nm. The carmaker helped to achieve these numbers by replacing the turbochargers, installing a new exhaust (available in two versions), a new air filter and, of course, adjusting the engine management.
The new Aston Martin DBX by Mansory can accelerate from 0 to 100 km / h in 3.8 seconds and its maximum speed should reach 325 km / h.
The body of the car is painted in ink black, which is complemented by a number of details painted in a shade of lime green. This color then also appears in the interior, where it decorates the seats, steering wheel, center console, door trim or rug edges. However, most of the decors in the cabin are more leather or carbon.
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