Aston Martin is celebrating 25 years of the Vanquish name with a 50-car special edition created by its Q bespoke division. The Vanquish 25 is restricted to 25 coupes and 25 Volantes, reflecting the original model's arrival at the Geneva Motor Show in 2001.
The project adds historically informed details to the contemporary V12 flagship without replacing the mechanical basis of the current car. Customers can choose two-seat or 2+2 configurations within the limited run.
Q Skye Silver and commemorative details
The exterior is finished in a bespoke Skye Silver treatment with metal-foil details on the side sills and shield vanes. Stainless-steel side strakes and exclusive badging make the 25th-anniversary specification identifiable.
The 21-inch forged wheels include a subtle V detail, while the exhaust finishers have been developed for the edition. Those elements reference the model's history without attempting to recreate the appearance of a first-generation Vanquish.
A more individual cabin
Special perforation patterns and embroidery appear on the seats, and a bright red start-stop control becomes a prominent interior detail. Black Alcantara is used for the headlining, with dedicated inlays and trim details from Q.
Three principal trim colours are offered: Onyx Black, Oxford Tan and Phantom Grey. Buyers should confirm the final configuration rather than assume all examples use the same cabin finish.
Contemporary V12 performance
The current Vanquish platform uses a 5.2-litre twin-turbocharged V12 producing a manufacturer-quoted 835PS and 1,000Nm. Aston Martin also quotes a 214mph top speed and a 3.3-second 0–62mph time for the model.
These figures describe the underlying car and remain manufacturer performance claims. The anniversary treatment is primarily a bespoke design and heritage programme rather than a newly announced power upgrade.
Fifty examples worldwide
The production allocation is evenly split between coupe and Volante, rather than fifty of each. The limited edition links three generations of the Vanquish name through contemporary design and hand finishing.
Aston Martin has not published one universal price covering all specifications in the release. Interested clients should request current availability and formal order terms from the manufacturer.