Aston Martin DBS Drops Camo Revealing More Traditional Design

The redesigned DBS has been spied undergoing testing and it will take a few cues from the new DB12

Aston Martin is putting the finishing touches on the redesigned DBS. The model features an evolutionary design that incorporates a few cues from the DB12. Power could be provided by an upgraded twin-turbo 5.2-liter V12 engine. Aston Martin ’s effort to rejuvenate their lineup continues as spy photographers have caught the redesigned DBS. It will follow hot on the heels of the DB12 and Vantage.

However, we can expect updated front fenders with what appears to be larger vents. SH Proshots There are extensive changes out back as the model has C-shaped taillights that echo those found on the DB12. We can also see a more aggressive bumper which ties in nicely with the sportier diffuser. They’re joined by a four-tailpipe exhaust system, which has tips housed in hexagonal recesses.

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