The Aston Martin CC100 Speedster concept is here, and she's a beauty. A V12-powered birthday present with a historic lineage and an advanced, hand-built carbon fiber body.

Aston Martin is teasing a new concept celebrating its 100th year of operation, and this is the back of it.

The V12 is the king of all cylinder arrangements. Sure, you can have something more exotic if you want just raw power, like the W16 in the Bugatti Veyron or a massive Straight-8 like in an old Duesenberg, but almost every timeless classic has twelve pistons arranged in a "V."

In my first full day as your humble weekend Jalop, it pains me to bring you all sad news. Aston Martin has reportedly discontinued the V12 Vantage, and thus it departs from our earthly realm.

Aston Martin just passed the technical and safety tests from Ze Germans, so it can start the Nürburgring 24 next month with it's twin-turbocharged hydrogen-hybrid V12 Rapide S. It will be the first hydrogen car to race the famous track.

This past weekend, the TRG-AMR North America VIZIO/Hulu Plus Vantage GT4 made its debut in the Pirelli World Challenge.

I can tell you right off the bat that my favorite Aston Martin is the V12 Vantage. It's a manic machine with a short wheelbase and a monster motor. It's not the best Aston though, because it still suffers from the same issues that affect all of the current crop of cars from Gaydon. The center stack is fitted with…

A while ago Jalopnik posted "Ten great driving roads you've never heard of" and usually these articles don't find traction with me. This isn't a knock against the writers, the contributors, or Jalopnik, I just have no retention when it comes to leisure reading. However, that article in particular was one that stuck…

Aston Martin turned the new Aston Martin Rapide's 6.0-liter V12 into a twin-turbocharged zero-emission prototype engine that can run on pure gaseous hydrogen, petrol or the mixture of the two. And they're going to race it at the unforgiving Nürburgring 24...

Ever wondered what the carbon fiber beauty that is the Aston Martin One-77 looks like getting a service in Santiago, Chile? Pretty amazing.