Aston Martin Newport Beach has unveiled an exclusive “Heritage Edition” collection in collaboration with the brand’s bespoke service, Q by Aston Martin. The collection celebrates some of the marque’s most memorable paint colours from the 1960s and 1970s, featuring one-of-one sports cars. The collection executes the brand’s latest paint technology for an iconic heritage exterior finish along with handcrafted Q by Aston Martin details.

The collection seamlessly bridges Aston Martin’s rich design tradition with modern sensibilities. Beyond the retro-inspired exteriors, all five cars carry customised interior details crafted by Q by Aston Martin. These bespoke touches include perforated fluted seats, Q Heritage logo embroidery on the centre armrests, exclusive sill plaques and open-pore dark walnut wood inlays on the DB12 coupe, DB12 Volante and Vanquish.

The DB12 Volante is finished in Pale Primrose, one of the marque’s most recognisable paint finishes that was featured on the cover of the 1958 DB4 sales brochure, which later inspired the iconic James Bond DB5 toy. The model, powered by a 671-horsepower twin-turbo V8, offers an open-air driving experience, making it the world’s first Super Tourer convertible.

Wearing Pacific Blue, the DB12 coupe brings the classic hue, sampled from the historic BD6 model, into the modern era. Again, powered by a 671-horsepower turbo-twin V8, the DB12 coupe offers grand touring with exhilarating acceleration and precision handling.

The Vanquish coupe is washed in Tudor Green, a metallic finish associated with the Aston Martin models from the 1970s. The colour, reminding of the elegance and grandeur of England’s historic Tudor era, also complements the muscular proportions of contemporary halo sports cars. With an 824-horsepower twin-turbo V12, the model delivers breathtaking performance with a speed limit of 214 mph.

The Vantage coupe is finished in Winchester Blue, the colour named after the historic cathedral city of Winchester in Hampshire. Associated with the legendary V8 Vantage, it is the perfect choice for the modern performance-focused Vantage coupe. The latest Vantage delivers sharp responses and greater agility, embodying the marque’s vision for the next generation of front-engine sports cars.

Washed in Mink Silver, the Vantage Roadster completes the collection. The colour was previously adorned on DB6 models throughout the 1960s, Aston Martin’s best-selling model until the DB7. Combining a 656-horsepower twin-turbo V8 with an electrically operated folding roof, the Vantage Roadster offers an uncompromising performance along with an open-air driving experience.