After the video dedicated to the DBS, Aston Martin has released a new clip starring the new Virage Dragon 88.
Presented at the Beijing Motor Show, the Dragon 88 Limited Editions, were created to celebrate the Year of the Dragon in the Chinese calendar, drawing on the Chinese concept of prosperity and luck expressed by the number 8.
The Aston Martin Virage Dragon 88 Limited Edition is available in a choice of three exterior shades, Amethyst Red, Volcano Red and Champagne Gold, each respectively matched with a unique interior finish: Spicy Red, Deep Purple and Red Chancellor.
The dashboard features details in metal and burl Piano Black, as well as a plate engraved with the model number and logo of the dragon.
On the tailgate of the car is placed the signature Aston Martin wing badges plated with 24-carat gold.
The Virage Dragon 88 is fitted with a new set of alloy wheels in a 10-spoke design that hide the brake calipers, painted in black.
Along with the 1000W Bang & Olufsen sound system, the British manufacturer has included a Presentation Box which contains an Owner’s Guide, a pair of customised Bang & Olufsen earphones and two glasses ECUs.
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