The Aston Martin DB11 AMR arrives as the ultimate expression of driving pleasure with 639 CV
Aston Martin has introduced the AMR badge on one of its latest creations, the DB11. This supercar offers improvements both in terms of aesthetics and mechanics

The AMR badge discreetly graces the quintessential supercar from Aston Martin, the DB11, a vehicle whose features have been enhanced in every respect thanks to this special edition. The British brand is renowned for creating some of the most exclusive vehicles in the world and, to uphold that reputation, it has decided to substantially upgrade its flagship with both aesthetic and mechanical changes.
The Aston Martin DB11 was conceived as the successor to the DB9, a responsibility it has managed flawlessly with more efficient powertrains and an extensive technological arsenal resulting from its collaboration with Mercedes-Benz. However, the British marque has wanted to continue the legacy that the AMR name had brought to other models in its range, such as the Rapide or the Vantage, where numerous aspects have been improved to offer a vehicle with a character more focused on the track.
Styling is one of the main areas where the AMR badge makes its mark on the British brand’s supercars and especially on the DB11. A lime green stripe runs along the entire silhouette of the vehicle, just as it did on the Rapide and the Vantage. At the same time, this eye-catching green tone is also applied to the splitter, with the aim of offering a more unique and personalised exterior design.

The cabin also joins in the modifications, offering an interior filled with premium materials where the lime green stripe is echoed which can also be seen on the exterior of the DB11 AMR. Leather, Alcantara and carbon fibre are among the elements used to craft the cabin of this British supercar, co with the aim of matching the mechanical performance that comes with the AMR designation at its rear.
Lift the inverted-opening bonnet of the Aston Martin DB11 AMR and you will find a powerful 5.2-litre twin-turbocharged V12 engine capable of delivering 639 CV of power and 700 Nm of torque , the same figure as the standard model. This mechanical upgrade – 127 CV more than the V8 – allows the supercar from Aston Martin to reach 100 km/h in just 3.7 seconds and a top speed of 334 km/h.

Without a doubt, the DB11 AMR offers a very high level of exclusivity in terms of its mechanics, but this is not the only area where this characteristic is reflected. Only 100 units of this very special model will be built, and each and every one of them will have a starting price of 218,595 euros, a figure aimed solely at the wealthiest enthusiasts of the brand.
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