1955 Aston Martin DB24 Mk I Coupe
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Specifications 1955 Aston Martin DB24 Mk I Coupe blueprint
The 1955 Aston Martin DB2/4 Mk I Coupe is a rare and sought after car, with only 642 examples produced and only 46 remaining today. The understated but elegance of the car is still undeniable, even by todays standards. It is distinctive and instantly recognizable, being a hallmark of British motoring design of the 1950s. The body is long and sure, with a low and sleek roofline. The front fascia is dominated by the two air intakes akin to todays DB9s. The car has an interesting split grille flanked by headlight design. The hood scoop bends inward to give the hood a more aggressive stance. The entire look is elegant yet timeless at the same time. The car is powered by a 2.6L engine producing 140 bhp, pushing the car from 0-60mph in just under 10 seconds. The engine is mated to a 5-speed dual-overdrive transmission that is surprisingly smooth and crisp. The engine is tuned to sing a low and punchy note, making sure the exhaust note is nothing short of beautiful. The interior is just as lovely as the exterior. The dashboard is full of classic design features including a tachometer and Smiths clock, with lush and lush leather interior throughout the cabin. The seats are comfortable for a 11 setup, and the ride quality is surprisingly smooth and solid. The DB2/4 Mk I Coupe is a special cars, definitely worthy of the name Aston Martin. A combination of timelessness, performance, and comfort make it a worthwhile classic car that is sure to turn heads wherever it goes.
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