Aston Martin show off One 77 during the Geneva Motor Show which will be produce in the limited edition of 77 units only. Aston Martin One 77 design with lightweight rigid fiber monocoque which create at Aston Martin’s Gaydon HQ and partnership with Multimatic (MTC). It running with 7.3-liter V12 engine and produce 700HP. It offer top speed 200mph (312km/h) and 0-60mph (96km/h) only in 3.5 sec. It provide double wishbone suspension along with fully adjustable dampers with Dynamic Suspension Spool Valve (DSSV) technology. There’s still no info about Aston Martin One 77 releasing date and price.

Aston Martin will be taking the covers off the new DBS Volante at the 2009 Geneva International Motor Show. The DBS Volante is AM’s 16th convertible in its 95 year history and represents the ultimate combination of luxury with open air sports car performance. The motorised retractable fabric roof can be opened in just 14 seconds and stows away under the newly sculpted tonneau.

Powered by Aston Martin’s 6.0-litre V12 engine with 510bhp (380kW) and 570Nm (420 lb ft) of torque, the Volante is not just a poser’s car. Naught to 100km/h comes in 4.3 seconds and top end is 307km/h (191mph). It’s a proper performance GT with two rear seats though Aston does concede the rear seats won’t be as spacious as those of a normal sedan. This is not a normal car however, it’s a DBS Volante. Continue reading Aston Martin DBS Volante Revealed

Today’s tantalizing Geneva teaser comes courtesy of the Perana Z-One. Designed by Zagato in conjunction with a new South African manufacturer called the Perana Performance Group, the Z-One will be the next Zagato design to hit the streets as a production car.

The teaser photos that have been released show a graceful and powerful sports coupe in the classic long-hood, short-deck tradition, and there’s not a boring line on this car. The side sculpting and “double-bubble” roof that characterize Zagato’s designs are evident, and performance enthusiasts can expect a lightweight body with excellent weight distribution. The Z-One won’t be all show and no go, either, as it’s reportedly powered by a 6.2 liter LS3 Corvette V8. 0-62 mph times of under four seconds have been reported, though full disclosure will have to wait a couple of weeks until the car’s official introduction.

Like many past Zagato designs including the Aston Martin DB7 Zagato and V8 Zagato, the Z-One will go into limited production. Unlike past Zagato limited editions which had model runs of 99 units, the Z-One will see 999 copies, with production possibly starting as soon as this summer. The MSRP for a production version in South Africa is expected to be set at about R750,000 (approximately $115,400).

Source: jalopnik.com