RIDES: Aston Martin Reveals the Vanquish S Volante / Land Rover Is Bringing Back the Original Range Rover

                                  

                                  

                                  

                                   

The Aston Martin Vanquish has been around for a some time, but somehow it manages to look better

after every revamp. As is the case with the convertible Vanquish S Volante. Pretty much identical in

mechanics to the fixed top twin revealed last November, the drop top car packs a naturally-aspirated 5.9

litre V12 engine giving the car a solid 580 horsepower, and a smooth ZF eight-speed transmission.

The car goes on sale in April for $315,775 USD, $18,000 USD more than the coupe.   

  

   

As a part of its Reborn program, Land Rover is following up its Series 1 release — which saw the

restoration of 25 versions of the 1948 vehicle — with something even more special: the original

Range Rover.
Taking on the 1978 rendition of the beloved SUV, the so-called Range Rover Classic Reborn will

be even more limited than its predecessor: just 10 vehicles will come off of the production line,

each perfectly restored to late ’70s specifications. The Rovers will even appear in Bahama Gold

with Buick-sourced 2.5-liter V8s under the hood.
The 10 Reborn releases are expected to be available later this year at a price point of $170,000 USD.