(April 10, 2019) NEWPORT PAGNELL, UK — The first Aston Martin DB4 GT Zagato Continuation car — part of the forthcoming Aston Martin DBZ Centenary Collection — is beginning to take shape. The meticulous construction process is being undertaken at Aston Martin’s globally renowned Heritage Division headquarters in Newport Pagnell, Buckinghamshire.

Now the largest, best equipped and most knowledgeable Aston Martin restoration center in the world, the invaluable and highly specialist skills nurtured at Aston Martin Works are perfectly suited to the brand’s celebrated Continuation projects.

Chrysler came in several models for 1946-48 including the Windsor and New Yorker powered by a 250 cubic inch inline 6 making 114 horsepower mated to a 4-speed manual transmission. Chrysler sold 83,310, 119,260 and 130,110 respectively from 1946 through 1948. The post-war Chrysler was a full-sized car measuring 208.25 inches in length with a wheelbase of 121.5 inches. This circa 1946 to 1948 Chrysler was found in Nevada. (Photo by Jim Prueter)

(April 9, 2019) HERNDON, Va. — Audi has launched a nationwide advertising campaign aimed at addressing and debunking some of the long-held myths and misconceptions about electric vehicles.

The campaign is anchored by a 60-second national television spot called “Not For You,” which cleverly calls out a variety of perceived consumer barriers to electric vehicle adoption — such as range, charging infrastructure, and vehicle performance — to underscore that the Audi e-tron lets consumers go electric without compromise.

(April 8, 2019) LONDON — A record total of 410 Aston Martins made Simply Aston Martin the best yet, featuring a DB7 25th anniversary timeline to get Beaulieu’s events season off to a stylish start. Beaulieu is home of the British National Motor Museum about 90 miles south of London.

With a 32% increase over 2018’s turnout of 311 cars, Sunday's rally showcased some of the most glamorous cars on the road — as Aston Martins of every age drove into the grounds of the National Motor Museum for 2019’s first Simply event.