Aston martin

Aston Martin Lagonda Limited, a name synonymous with British luxury and high-performance grand touring, boasts a rich history dating back to 1913. Founded by Lionel Martin and Robert Bamford, the company initially focused on modifying Singer cars for competition. The "Aston Martin" name itself is derived from the Aston Clinton Hill Climb, where Martin achieved early success. Early Aston Martins were noted for their engineering prowess and participation in motorsport.

Throughout its history, Aston Martin has faced periods of financial difficulty and multiple ownership changes. David Brown's acquisition in 1947 marked a significant period of growth and success, leading to the iconic DB series. Ford Motor Company owned Aston Martin from 1994 to 2007, providing resources for modernization and expansion. More recently, Aston Martin has navigated through further ownership changes and strategic shifts, continually striving to maintain its position as a leading manufacturer of luxury sports cars. The company is currently focused on electrification and expanding its model range to include SUVs while retaining its core values of performance, elegance, and craftsmanship.