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Why Aston Martin’s $633k convertible is perfect for the open road

Why Aston Martin’s $633k convertible is perfect for the open road

The DB12 Volante is the latest addition to the British marquee’s stable of high-performance convertibles.

Tony DavisMotoring writer

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What is it? The Aston Martin DB12 Volante is the soft-top version of the DB12 coupe unveiled last year. Newly arrived in Australia, it has similar mechanicals to the coupe, and maintains the two-plus-two cabin.

What does it cost? The sum of $492,000 (plus on-road costs) gets a foot in the door. Add a few options and accessories, as did the person who specified our car, and things quickly accelerate from there. Our car had Spirit Silver exterior paint ($21,760), upgraded leather trim ($31,580) and many other extras, giving a sticker of $633,260 plus orc.

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Tony DavisMotoring writerTony Davis writes on lifestyle specialising in cars. Email Tony at tony.davis@afr.com.au

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