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2017 Mercedes-Benz E-Class Coupe review

4 / 5

Overview Of Car

The best way to live out your super-spy fantasy is behind the wheel of an Aston Martin, and the Vantage is the least expensive way to do it. Offered as a coupe or convertible, performance from the V8 Vantage’s engine is nothing short of brutish, at 420 or 430 hp; six-speed manual and seven-speed automatic transmissions are offered.

For speed demons, the V12 Vantage has a turbine-smooth 565-hp 5.9-liter V-12 with either a seven-speed manual or a seven-speed automatic handling shifting duties.

Transmission:6 speed Manual
Release Date:5/7/2017
Model:V8
Max Torque:490Nm@5000rpm
Max Power:321kw@7300rpm
Make:Aston Martin
Fuel Type:Petrol - Premium ULP
Fuel Consumption:13.8/100km
Engine:4.7L Aspirated
Description:Vantage S Coupe 2dr Man 6sp 4.7i [MY17]
Body Style:Coupe
0-100 km/h:4.8 secs
Like

What We Like

  • Acceleration
  • Excellent ride quality
  • Rich interior materials
  • Audi refinement
  • Leather upholstery standard
Dislike

What We Don't

  • Acceleration
  • Excellent ride quality
  • Rich interior materials
  • Audi refinement
  • Leather upholstery standard

The car is a pleasure to drive, with an incredibly smooth ride and plenty of power. The interior is luxurious and comfortable, with plenty of room for passengers and cargo. The exterior styling is sleek and modern, and I love the way it looks.

Exterior

You only need to drive the V8 Vantage Vantage S Coupe 2dr to realise Aston Martin has thrown everything it knows at its latest four-seat convertible. While the intense levels of body shake that blighted the previous V8 Vantage Vantage S Coupe 2dr have been reduced exponentially – thanks in no small part to a body that is a whopping 40% stiffer – the line-up is complemented by a range of powerful, efficient and remarkably refined engines.

You only need to drive the V8 Vantage Vantage S Coupe 2dr to realise Aston Martin has thrown everything it knows at its latest four-seat convertible.While the intense levels of body shake that blighted the previous

The Interiot

You only need to drive the V8 Vantage Vantage S Coupe 2dr to realise Aston Martin has thrown everything it knows at its latest four-seat convertible. While the intense levels of body shake that blighted the previous V8 Vantage Vantage S Coupe 2dr have been reduced exponentially – thanks in no small part to a body that is a whopping 40% stiffer – the line-up is complemented by a range of powerful, efficient and remarkably refined engines.

You only need to drive the A5 Cabriolet 100-meters to realise Aston Martin has thrown everything it knows at its latest four-seat convertible. While the intense levels of body.

The OutLook

You only need to drive the V8 Vantage Vantage S Coupe 2dr to realise Aston Martin has thrown everything it knows at its latest four-seat convertible. While the intense levels of body shake that blighted the previous V8 Vantage Vantage S Coupe 2dr have been reduced exponentially – thanks in no small part to a body that is a whopping 40% stiffer – the line-up is complemented by a range of powerful, efficient and remarkably refined engines.

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The SafeOchia's expert verdict:

Saftey
100%
Price and Features
95%
Practicality
80%
Fuel Consumption
70%
Engine & Trans
90%
Driving
100%
Design
90%
Summary

Vantage S Coupe 2dr have been reduced exponentially – thanks in no small part to a body that is a whopping 40% stiffer – the line-up is complemented by a range of powerful, efficient and remarkably refined engines.

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