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The Twelve-Cylinder Aston Has a Long Runway Ahead

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Aston Martin plans to keep building cars with eight- and twelve-cylinder engines all the way to 2035, and it has moved its first battery-electric model further down the calendar. For Florida drivers, that means nearly another decade of the big-engine Aston, a car known as much for how it sounds as for how it looks. It will sound one way pulling out of a Brickell garage, another arriving on Royal Palm Way, and in Naples most people will simply notice that it parked very well. Whichever coast you drive, the engine you know is staying.

With reporting from Robb Report.

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