What Is The Aston Martin AMR Range?

Aston Martin vehicles already embody the opulence and excellence the brand is famous for - and the Aston Martin Racing (AMR) range takes these benchmarks to new heights.

Comprised of the Vantage AMR, DB11 AMR and Rapide AMR, the collection infuses signature Aston Martin design with pure motorsport power and poise.

Available in two levels - the Vantage AMR and the AMR Pro, which comes with bespoke additional work from the Aston Martin Q Division - you can pick from white, black, blue and silver colour schemes on your new Vantage AMR.

An ultra-exclusive level is also available - the AMR Halo Pack, which fuses a Stirling Green finish with Lime Green accents and a Union Jack AML wings badge on the nose. It’s powered by either a six-speed 430bhp V8 engine or a seven-speed 595bhp V12 - both are ripe for unleashing its inner Aston Martin racing pedigree.

A top speed of 208mph makes the new Aston Martin DB11 AMR one of the fastest cars in the world, not just the Aston Martin range. It’s power core is a twin-turbocharged 5.2-litre V12 engine that delivers a delightful 630bhp - blasting you from 0-62mph in under 4 seconds.

The new DB11 AMR shows off a striking shape, with a chassis that’s been refined to ensure greater road connection without affecting ride quality. Switch between dynamic drive modes including GT, Sport and Sport Plus to personalise the intensity of the ride. Also integrated are superior suspension, steering and electronics, incorporating the best of Aston Martin architecture. Visually stunning, it’s available in Heritage green or Mont Blanc white levels.

There’s nothing more exciting than the new Aston Martin Rapide AMR: with four doors build around full sports car proportions, it’s set apart from the rest of the AMR range. The Rapide AMR is inspired by racing design - sleek and low throughout, with a naturally-aspirated drivetrain and larger inlets for maximum road mastery.

This sports-first approach means the new Aston Martin Rapide AMR launches from 0-60mph in just 4 seconds, fired by a 6.0-litre V12 engine that’s been recalibrated alongside the gearbox to assure maximum power. Coupled with a new quad exhaust, the Rapide AMR sounds as unmistakably aggressive as you’d imagine. Paying homage to the liveries of the Aston Martin racing team, the Rapide AMR comes in Stirling Green with Lime accents.