A limited run of 99 Aston Martin Vanquish Zagato coupe will be built to order following the successful debut of the Zagato Concept Vanquish last month.
Created in partnership with renowned Italian design house Zagato in the world, the production model is almost entirely unchanged from the concept of the Concours d'Elegance Villa d'Este based and comes as the fifth car coming from a collaboration that stretches back to 1960 when the DB4 GT Zagato created ,
Design of the new model is said to take effect from the Aston Martin Vulcan, One-77 and CC-100, and uses carbon fiber body panels engorged with stripes fewer divisions to reduce aerodynamic drag and clean the rest in the form of a car.
a prominent feature of the car's exterior include new taillights that mimic the look of the DB7 Zagato of 2002 but features modern LED lighting technology, the door mirror angles that resemble those of the One-77 and a sculpted rear which mimics the shape of the new DB11.
Car glass cover has also been designed to look like a helmet visor, and design for side strake that runs from the front wheel arch into the door has come from the CC-100. Roofs also include forms now iconic Zagato 'double-bubble' - a feature that was originally added to the company's racing cars from the 1950s to allow room for a racing helmet.
Under the hood of the car is a 592bhp naturally aspirated V12 engine Aston Martin Zagato Coupé is said to be capable of accelerating from 0-62mph in 3.5sec, so the more powerful 24bhp three-tenths faster than regular Vanquish.
Insiders said all 99 orders for the car has received, with each buyer to pay something in the region of £ 500,000. The first delivery is expected in the first quarter of 2017.
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