Should You Upgrade to the 2025 Aston Martin Vantage?
Should you upgrade to the new 2025-generation Vantage or stay loyal to the car you already love? In this thoughtful and honest guest feature, we explore the real-world considerations behind that decision: performance, character, cost, and emotion. It’s not just about what’s newer, it’s about what’s right for you.
How Often Are Aston Martins being Stolen in the UK?
Rather than relying on headlines or anecdote, this article looks at the issue of vehicle theft through official data. Using Freedom of Information requests submitted to UK police forces, I examine what the figures actually say about Aston Martin thefts — how often they occur, where they happen, and whether any patterns are beginning to emerge. It’s a data-led look at a subject many owners worry about, but few have ever seen properly quantified.
The End of an Era: Aston Martin and the FIA Formula 1 Safety & Medical Cars
When Aston Martin confirmed it would no longer supply Safety and Medical Cars to Formula 1, it quietly closed a chapter that meant more than many realised. For years, those Podium Green cars led the field with authority and purpose, becoming part of the emotional fabric of a Grand Prix weekend.
This featured article reflects on why their absence will be felt, what they truly represented, and why this moment marks a genuine turning point, not just for Aston Martin, but for Formula 1 itself.
With rare timing, a race-used 2021 Aston Martin Vantage Safety Car now transitions from active service to historical artefact, offering a unique opportunity to reflect on an era as it ends, and to look ahead to what may come next.
What Winning Would Really Mean?
What would a Formula One World Championship really mean for Aston Martin? Beyond trophies and headlines, could winning on the world’s biggest stage reshape confidence, perception and belief in the brand itself?
This feature explores whether modern Formula One success is the final missing piece in Aston Martin’s story and what winning would truly change, both on and off the track.