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Aston Martin Gives Its Eight- and Twelve-Cylinder Cars a Horizon of 2035

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An Aston Martin Classic Car at Teignmouth
Photo by Ray Harrington on Unsplash

Aston Martin plans to keep building cars around eight- and twelve-cylinder engines until 2035, which is good news for owners who choose a car by how many cylinders it has. The plan comes as the marque delays its first fully electric model, and this is not the first delay. For collectors from Palm Beach to Aspen, it means the big engine that defines an Aston Martin will keep appearing in new cars for years yet.

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