The new DBX707 is a one-of-a-kind SUV for anyone looking for an Aston Martin DBX 707 for sale. One that catapults Aston Martin to the segment’s peak with a one-of-a-kind blend of scorching performance, supreme dynamics, undeniable style, and utter luxury. But this SUV is about more than simply power. The DBX707 demonstrates great engineering prowess to unleash new heights of dynamic performance.
Engine & Performance
The fantastic Mercedes-AMG powers the DBX-derived 4.0L twin-turbo V8, a gem of a motor found under the hood of several AMG cars. The DBX 707 0-60 is 3.1 seconds. The Aston Martin DBX 707 has a top speed of 193 mph. On top of that, the Aston Martin DBX 707 1/4-mile time of 11.4 s @ 121.6 mph is way above its competitors.
The Aston Martin DBX 707 horsepower has 707 hp and 663 lb-ft of torque, with a nine-speed automatic transmission as the sole available transmission. Aston Martin’s engine is particularly well-tuned, giving the DBX a distinct character with its snappy mid-range and robust top-end. The engine can deliver up to 100% of its power to the rear wheels, and the vehicle’s slip differential determines what to do with it, making it the fastest Aston Martin SUV.
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Exterior
Under the skin, there are numerous variations between the DBX 707 and the ordinary version of the SUV, and no regardless of how much time you spend with it, you’ll never tire of it. The DBX 707 comes with a wider front grille, new air intakes, an all-new DRL design, brake cooling ducts, and a revised front splitter profile are all part of the new front-end styling. DBX 707 weight of 4,940 lbs, is suitable at slow and top speeds.
The rear end is similarly exciting. A new lip spoiler on the roof wing has been added to reduce lift and boost high-speed stability, with a much-expanded twin rear diffuser rising to join the huge quad exhaust system. It is coated in satin black to compliment the diffuser’s gloss black appearance. The rear-end alterations are completed with a new rear bumper with incorporated quarter panel vents.
Interior
The used Aston Martin DBX 707 interior is filled with Alcantara, premium leather, soft-touch surfaces, and a micro suede headliner. This SUV includes a 12.3-inch digital gauge display, three-zone climate control, configurable ambient lighting, and heated front and rear seats as standard equipment. You can also opt for optional features, which include a heated steering wheel, ventilated front seats, and a range of even more luxurious inside components. There is much room in the backseat, including enough head and knee room for adults. There’s also plenty of cargo capacity, with 22 cubic feet and 54 cubic feet when the back seats are folded.
Ride and Handling
As previously said, the DBX707 Aston Martin SUV is about more than just increased power; practically everything about handling the ride has been upgraded. The rear e-diff makes it easier for the car to rotate into and out of bends, while a re-calibrated center differential and yaw angle sensor allow almost all of the power to travel to the back wheels and stay there. What stands out, however, is the incredible grip on curvy roads.
Pricing
The US Aston Martin DBX 707 price starts at $236,000, excluding the $3,086 destination charge. The standard specification is reasonably priced. However, the cost of options will certainly increase. Although it may be costly, when you play in this league, it’s more about uniqueness, style, and how it makes you feel.
Verdict
Buyers will discover that not only is the car’s handling and sports nature increased when driven hard, but the ride comfort and refinement are also improved at cruising speed. These DBX 707 specs make it the ultimate DBX and one of the best all-around SUVs ever. If you’re looking for an Aston Martin DBX 707 for sale, don’t hesitate to contact our dealership; We would be pleased to answer any questions and organize a test drive for you.
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