Aston Martin was known for creating special editions based on its regular cars, and the 2014 Carbon Edition was one of them that didn’t just add some stickers on the bodywork and a shiny plaque on the interior stating the vehicle’s production number; it was a substantially upgraded vehicle.

ASTON MARTIN DB9

After six years on the market, Aston Martin unveiled the 2011 model year with minor changes, but upgraded some not-so-visible parts under the GT's skin.

The DB9 was launched at the Frankfurt Motor Show in late 2003. It was built on a completely new platform developed by Ford and its design was signed by two great designers: Ian Calum and Henrik Fisker.