I don’t have live access right now to pull the very latest updates, but there isn’t a current Aston Martin model officially named “DB1.” The DB1 historically refers to Aston Martin’s original post-war model lineage (the early 1950s 2-Litre Sports) and is often discussed in retrospective context alongside later DB models like the DB11 and DB12. If you’re looking for the most up-to-date news, I can search the web for recent announcements or confirm if any concept or special-edition DB1 project has surfaced. Would you like me to look up the latest articles and press releases?
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The DB11 was a big deal for Aston Martin, but now the automaker is turning things up another notch with the new DB12. It's so good it might just live up to Aston's billing as "The World's First Super Tourer."
www.edmunds.comThe latest all-British classic is sleek, well-defined and more powerful than any other Aston
www.t3.comThe DB12 is a supercar-cum-gran turismo with a balance of power, poise and informed steering – even if it was unclear what gear it was in
www.telegraph.co.ukDB12 heralds a new era for Aston Martin as the first of its next generation sportscars Bold new DB12...
www.astonmartin.comDBX
media.astonmartin.comASTON MARTIN DB12:THE WORLD’S FIRST SUPER TOURER
www.thegentlemanmagazine.co.ukAston’s first post-war sports car was the 2-Litre Sports, also known as the DB1. Here's the full story – and a comparison with its modern descendent
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