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Everyone's gearing up for the holidays in a Chevy of their choice

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DB11 Volante: return of the ultimate convertible Sports GT

DB11 Volante: return of the ultimate convertible Sports GT DB11 Volante is the latest evolution of Aston Martin’s iconic convertible Sports GT Powered by new 4.0-liter twin-turbo V8 for an exceptional combination of performance, efficiency and sporting character. Extensive interior options offers exceptional scope for personalisation Orders now being taken for delivery in spring 2018 13 October 2017, New York: The most elegant of convertible Aston Martins begins a new chapter with the introduction of the eagerly-awaited DB11 Volante. Joining the DB11 Coupe, which was launched to wide acclaim last year, the new DB11 Volante sets new standards of performance, innovation, engineering and style to create the definitive open-top Sports GT. Powered by a new 4.0-liter twin-turbo 503bhp V8 engine, the DB11 Volante is built around the allnew bonded aluminium structure first seen in the DB11 Coupe. Lighter and more rigid than the model it replaces, the DB11 Volante h...

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