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Aston Martin's portfolio of vehicles has and probably always will be about class, sophistication and luxury. An engine in the front, drive in the rear, and an interior stocked top to bottom with high-quality materials. Thus, an in-your-face, mid-engine supercar may very well leave Aston Martin engineers scoffing at the notion.
But why shouldn't Aston build a bonafide mid-engine halo car to compete with the likes of McLaren, Ferrari, and a few others? Especially when it looks as dapper as this.
From the mind of designer Samir Sadikhov (the same artist responsible for the Ferrari Xezri), the DBC concept comes with a signature set of Aston Martin lines, albeit with a few minor modifications. The front end gets a sleek new makeover, the back end follows suit, and the whole thing is pulled together seamlessly on a frame that sits what seems like centimeters off the ground.
As with most design studies, Samir didn't conceptualize a drivetrain, but we wouldn't expect anything less than to see a beautiful Aston Martin V12 mounted right in the center, putting out somewhere in the market of 800 horsepower (...hey, we can speculate). Aston, take notice-- your One-77 has been replaced.
Samir Sadikhov, designer originally from Azerbaijan, offers 3D images of stunning quality of a concept car Aston Martin DBC. It was inspired by the race car DBR1 to imagine this concept with impressive design highlighted by a 3D rendered beautiful effect. More after the jump.
Aston Martin DBC with a portfolio filled with work for lamborghini such as the CGI renders for the press images of the aventador J and urus SUV, transportation designer samir sadikhov has presented a his latest super car design study that brings a rear mid-engine/rear-wheel drive layout into a completely re-designed aston martin. dubbed as the 'DBC concept', the aston departs from traditional long hood and short deck styling cues and integrates a refined silhouette that references the design profile of the DBR1. he super car design study brings a rear mid-engine/rear-wheel drive layout into an aston martin
the aston departs from traditional long hood and short deck styling cues
Azerbaijani designer Samir Sadikhov has graced our site before with his stunning Ferrari concept, and now he's back at again. This time around though he's chosen the British car makers at Aston Martin for his Aston Martin DBC supercar concept. Aston Martin DBC Concept Car McLaren P1 Peugeot Kia Cup Ferrari Lamborghini Future Jaguar Drifting Corvette North American International Auto Show Acura TLX Honda Civic Coupe Toyota FT-1 Concept Car Cars Nissan Auto Detroit Auto Show Volkswagen test drive premiere 2015 racing driving engine startup exhaust motor trend car and driver autoblog youtube NewRace Burnout Mercedes-Benz 2014 Great Britain Hybrid energy efficient Equus McLaren P1 Aston Martin DBC Concept Car.
Seeing that the One-77 is no longer in production, it's not far-fetched to think that Aston Martin could be working on a new supercar to compete with the big dogs. This mid-engine powered vehicle looks nothing like anything the brand currently makes, but still looks like something the brand could put out at the same time. The vehicle was designed to look like a "muscular athlete wearing a tailor-made suit." Check out some of the additional photos below
