It’s impossible to overestimate the importance of the DBX to Aston Martin’s future. The investment is unprecedented within the company’s 107-year history. It has even constructed a new factory specifically to build what is the first clean-sheet-design Aston Martin since the Vanquish. This is the car the company bet the majority stake of its IPO offering on back in 2018 and yet for many it’s the antithesis of everything the company stands for.
It is also the most complete performance SUV that has ever been built, and this is coming from someone who can’t abide the things, and is the only one that can claim to be a genuine performance car rather than simply an overweight SUV with the power output of a supersaloon.
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