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Aston Martin DB11 review: a proper grand tourer, if Bahrain can support one

4/5

The DB11 is the car that dragged Aston Martin's flagship into the modern era — a twin-turbo V12 (later a V8) in a hand-built 2+2 that is genuinely fast and genuinely comfortable. Owning one in Bahrain is a lifestyle decision as much as a car purchase.

Aston Martin Vantage review: 656 hp of very deliberate excess for Bahrain's small circle of owners

4.3/5

The new Vantage is faster and angrier than any Aston Martin sports car has been in years, with an AMG-built V8 that turns what used to be a gentleman's grand tourer into something closer to a track weapon with number plates.

Aston Martin AR1 review: a 99-unit Zagato barchetta you will likely never see in Bahrain, and why that is the point

3.3/5

The AR1 is not a car most Bahraini buyers will ever encounter for sale locally — only 99 were built, and they were sold new exclusively in the United States. It exists on this list because it is a genuine, distinct Aston Martin model, and because collectors do occasionally bring rarities like this into the Gulf.

Aston Martin DB7 V12 Vantage review: a beautiful classic that needs a specialist, not a showroom

3.3/5

The DB7 is arguably the prettiest Aston Martin ever built, and the V12 Vantage version gave it an engine worthy of the shape. Twenty-plus years on, buying one in Bahrain is entirely about who serviced it, not what the odometer says.

Aston Martin DB9 GT review: the last and best of a genuinely great shape

3.9/5

By the time Aston Martin finished with the DB9, it had spent a decade sorting out every rough edge the car launched with. The 2013–2016 GT is the version that got it all right — right before the DB11 made the whole platform obsolete.

Aston Martin DBS Superleggera review: the last of the truly analogue flagships

4.4/5

715 hp, a carbon-fibre body and a front-mounted V12 that dominates the whole car's character — the DBS Superleggera is Aston Martin at its most uncompromising before hybrid power arrived. In Bahrain it is a genuinely rare sight, which is exactly the point for the people who buy one.

Aston Martin Rapide S review: the four-door for families who refuse to compromise on the badge

3.8/5

A V12 Aston Martin with four doors and space for a family sounds like a contradiction, and the Rapide S mostly resolves it — at the cost of being neither the sharpest sports car nor the most spacious sedan on the market.

Aston Martin V12 Vantage S review: the last of the truly raw manual-era Astons

4/5

Squeezing a 6.0-litre V12 into the smallest car in the range was never going to produce something sensible, and the V12 Vantage S does not pretend otherwise. It is the most demanding, most rewarding Aston Martin to drive of its generation.

Aston Martin V8 Vantage review: the most honest way into the badge in Bahrain

4/5

Before Vantage meant a 656 hp AMG-powered coupe, it meant this: a naturally aspirated V8, a manual gearbox and two seats. It remains the cheapest genuine way into an Aston Martin, and for many enthusiasts it is still the one they actually want.

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