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Year:
2020
Make:
Aston Martin
Model:
DBS
Body type:
Coupe
Doors:
2 doors
Drivetrain:
Rear-Wheel Drive
Engine:
715 hp 5.2L V12
Exterior color:
Silver
Combined gas mileage:
18 MPG
Fuel type:
Gasoline
Interior color:
Black
Transmission:
8-Speed Automatic
Mileage:
5,951
Stock #:
1011
VIN:
SCFRMHAV1LGR02111
Silver 2020 Aston Martin DBS Coupe Rear-Wheel Drive 8-Speed Automatic

 

2020 Aston Martin DBS

Superleggera Coupe RWD

5,951 mi

Phoenix, AZ
Fair Deal
Manufacturer certified

$220,555

Year:
2020
Make:
Aston Martin
Model:
DBS
Body type:
Coupe
Doors:
2 doors
Drivetrain:
Rear-Wheel Drive
Engine:
715 hp 5.2L V12
Exterior color:
Gray
Combined gas mileage:
18 MPG
Fuel type:
Gasoline
Interior color:
Obsidian Black
Transmission:
8-Speed Automatic
Mileage:
5,760
Stock #:
R02218F
VIN:
SCFRMHAV8LGR02218
Gray 2020 Aston Martin DBS Coupe Rear-Wheel Drive 8-Speed Automatic
New arrival

 

2020 Aston Martin DBS

Superleggera Coupe RWD

5,760 mi

Fort Lauderdale, FL
Fair Deal

$222,280

About 2019 Aston Martin DBS
For 2019, Aston Martin introduces a DBS based on the DB11. Its full name is the DBS Superleggera, which is Italian for Superlight and a nod to the old Touring-bodied Astons of the 1960s. At over two tons, though, it’s hardly light, despite carbon-fiber body panels. But its performance is super with a massive twin-turbo V12 and the latest in Aston’s chassis and suspension engineering. Offered as a coupe or a Volante (Aston-speak for a convertible), the DBS Superleggera has super-good looks. The DBS gets the 5.2-liter twin-turbo V12 engine from the DB11 AMR with an extra 85 horsepower and 147 pound-feet of torque, for a total of 715 hp and 663 lb-ft. The gearbox is a ZF 8-speed automatic. In addition to the extra power in the DBS, it also comes with larger carbon-ceramic brakes. According to Aston Martin, the DBS sprints to 60 mph in 3.4 seconds and reaches a top speed of 211 mph. Like almost every car from Aston Martin over the years, the DBS is a beauty, but there is also some aerodynamic wizardry at work that results in downforce (and therefore grip) without the need for any garish wings or scoops. DBS drivers can choose between several driving modes – Comfort, GT, Sport, and Sport+. The car’s computer limits torque in first, second, and third gear for both Comfort and Sport modes. The DBS is a large car and reportedly feels like it on a tight road, but it's nevertheless stiff enough to harness all the power coming from the engine and become a track-capable car. That said, it’s not a track car on the inside, given the hand-stitched leather heated seats and available satin-finished chrome, open-pore ash, and carbon-fiber trimmings. Technically, the DBS Superleggera is a GT car, but the 10 cubic feet in the trunk (7 cubic feet in the Volante) may not be enough for a road trip’s worth of stuff. The DBS Superleggera sits in the stratosphere in terms of performance, styling, and price. There aren’t a lot of cars up here, and Aston’s primary competition in this arena is the Ferrari 812 Superfast.
Year:
2020
Make:
Aston Martin
Model:
DBS
Body type:
Convertible
Doors:
2 doors
Drivetrain:
Rear-Wheel Drive
Engine:
715 hp 5.2L V12
Exterior color:
Spectral Blue
Combined gas mileage:
18 MPG
Fuel type:
Gasoline
Transmission:
8-Speed Automatic
Mileage:
8,877
Stock #:
LGT01995A
VIN:
SCFRMHCV0LGT01995
Spectral Blue 2020 Aston Martin DBS Convertible Rear-Wheel Drive 8-Speed Automatic
New arrival

 

2020 Aston Martin DBS

Superleggera Volante RWD

8,877 mi

Newport Beach, CA
Fair Deal
Manufacturer certified

$235,807

Overview

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For 2019, Aston Martin introduces a DBS based on the DB11. Its full name is the DBS Superleggera, which is Italian for Superlight and a nod to the old Touring-bodied Astons of the 1960s. At over two tons, though, it’s hardly light, despite carbon-fiber body panels. But its performance is super with a massive twin-turbo V12 and the latest in Aston’s chassis and suspension engineering. Offered as a coupe or a Volante (Aston-speak for a convertible), the DBS Superleggera has super-good looks.

The DBS gets the 5.2-liter twin-turbo V12 engine from the DB11 AMR with an extra 85 horsepower and 147 pound-feet of torque, for a total of 715 hp and 663 lb-ft. The gearbox is a ZF 8-speed automatic. In addition to the extra power in the DBS, it also comes with larger carbon-ceramic brakes. According to Aston Martin, the DBS sprints to 60 mph in 3.4 seconds and reaches a top speed of 211 mph.

Like almost every car from Aston Martin over the years, the DBS is a beauty, but there is also some aerodynamic wizardry at work that results in downforce (and therefore grip) without the need for any garish wings or scoops. DBS drivers can choose between several driving modes – Comfort, GT, Sport, and Sport+. The car’s computer limits torque in first, second, and third gear for both Comfort and Sport modes. The DBS is a large car and reportedly feels like it on a tight road, but it's nevertheless stiff enough to harness all the power coming from the engine and become a track-capable car.

That said, it’s not a track car on the inside, given the hand-stitched leather heated seats and available satin-finished chrome, open-pore ash, and carbon-fiber trimmings. Technically, the DBS Superleggera is a GT car, but the 10 cubic feet in the trunk (7 cubic feet in the Volante) may not be enough for a road trip’s worth of stuff.

The DBS Superleggera sits in the stratosphere in terms of performance, styling, and price. There aren’t a lot of cars up here, and Aston’s primary competition in this arena is the Ferrari 812 Superfast.

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