Over its 109-year history, Aston Martin has only gone through eight different badges, with the vast majority of them following a general pattern and design that was established as far back as 1932.

Meanwhile the Canadian billionaire will be able to put an Aston Martin badge on his F1 cars - opening up new opportunities both to burnish the brand and to exploit its petrol-scented cachet.

Britain’s Olympians whose Paris 2024 medals have become prematurely tarnished have been offered a free repair and revamp by a ...

The Aston Martin Vantage Roadster is redefining the open-air driving experience with its perfect blend of luxury, performance ...

After consciously engineering both a coupe and convertible version of the same svelte sports car, Aston Martin now unveiled ...

Featuring a unique graduated paint finish, solid sterling silver Aston Martin wings badges with tailored 'trans flux' enamel inlay and a special Aston Martin hallmark, the exterior represents an ...