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ASTON MARTIN DBX707
THE MOST POWERFUL LUXURY SUV IN THE WORLD The DBX707, hand-built in St. Athan in Wales, has a tremendous 707 hp and reaches a top speed of 310 km/h. The new DBX707 is an SUV with character: with an abundance of compelling capabilities a combination of breathtaking power, outstanding dynamics and unmistakable style. The DBX707 is the ultimate SUV in every respect. The worldʼs most powerful luxury SUV, the DBX707, redefines performance and driving pleasure, setting new standards in SUV performance for Aston Martin. The purpose-built 4.0-litre V8 with 707 hp and 900 Nm includes a comprehensive package of engine, transmission, suspension and brake upgrades. Hardware highlights include a new 9-speed transmission with wet clutch and 42 mm carbon brakes.
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The fastest. The most powerful. Best handling. Three accolades the DBX707 was designed to achieve. Not by blindly chasing benchmarks, but by achieving them in its own way. For Aston Martin, this meant ensuring there was a nuance behind the numbers – world-beating power and speed, coupled with exceptional precision, dynamic flair and genuine commitment to an engaging and uniquely impressive driving experience. The DBX707 builds on the widely acclaimed design, dynamics and driver-friendly character of the V8 DBX, building on these authentic sporting attributes. Every area of the car has been enhanced to improve performance, increase driving enjoyment and enhance its presence on the road. Tobias Moers, Chief Executive Officer of Aston Martin, said of the DBX707: “Since its introduction, the DBX has represented Aston Martin’s dynamic and design values in a way that proves not all SUVs have to make the same compromises. With the DBX707 we have pushed the boundaries in every area to create a car that sets new standards in performance and desirability. It’s the fastest, most powerful, most manageable and most engaging car of its kind and puts Aston Martin at the forefront of SUV performance.” Led by Aston Martin's Head of Powertrain Engineering, Ralph Illenberger, the engine of the DBX707 now features ball-bearing turbochargers and be-
