In the latest Aston Martin products have many improvements to the Aston Martin DB9, hardware changes focus on the chassis, displays the standard Adaptive Damping System (ADS), which offers a system that continuously evaluates the optimum damping condition, similar to that seen in models of DBS and RAPIDE. Controlled by a button on the center console, two-stage adaptive dampers to switch between standard mode, which is optimized for comfort, and sport mode is stronger, which provides tighter control and the body feels more responsive. It is the success of the new system's damping Aston Martin DB9 DB9 Sport Pack upgrade that has now been discontinued. But Sport alloy wheel designs are available as options.
The performance came to be celebrated owned Aston Martin V12 engine 6.0 liters, which develops 470bhp and a change ft 442 pounds of torque. Mated with a choice of 'Touchtronic' shift six-speed paddle-automatic or six-speed H-pattern manual transmission, the Aston Martin DB9 offers an intoxicating blend of easy steps and sporting character. A top speed of 190mph and the ability to hit 60mph in just 4.6sec seal credentials as a 2 +2 definitive Grand tourer.
The Aston Martin DB9 is available as a sedan or Band (conversion) with a mid-rear mounted six-speed manual gearbox as standard or optional 'Touchtronic 2' six-speed automatic transmission. Production of the revised DB9 are already underway, with deliveries starting in July. Prices start from £ 122.445 for the DB9 Coupe and £ 131.445 for the DB9 Band .
