This Beautiful Aston Martin DB12 Was Designed for Florida
The DB12 Volante Palm Beach Edition one-off honors one of the wealthiest cities in the country.
Palm Beach, Florida, is one of the wealthiest cities in the country. According to the Palm Beach Post, at least 58 billionaires and dozens of multi-millionaires have ties to the city. That includes one President Donald Trump.
With that, Palm Beach is also one of the best markets for luxury cars in the entire country—and Aston Martin knows that all too well. That’s why the company is introducing a new special DB12 Volante by Q inspired by the uber-wealthy Florida city.
Aston Martin Palm Beach commissioned this one-of-a-kind DB12 Volante in collaboration with the automaker’s Q customization team. The exterior is finished in a custom shade of Frosted Glass Blue with white pinstriping on the front splitters, side sills, and rear bumper, and gloss black wheels. And it looks lovely.
The interior wears a nautically themed two-tone finish of Aurora Blue and Ivory White leather with Spicy Red contrast stitching. Special Linear Light Olive Ash open-pore wood covers sections of the door panels, dash, and seats. And to further set this DB12 apart, a custom palm-leaf logo is littered throughout the cabin, including embroidered onto the seats, armrests, and door panels.
“This extraordinary DB12 Volante model perfectly encapsulates the understated elegance of both Palm Beach and Aston Martin,” said Pedro Mota, Regional President of Aston Martin The Americas. “Through a collaboration with Q by Aston Martin and Aston Martin Palm Beach, we have created an exceptional sports car that merges stunning performance, artistry, and luxury.”
Of course, as a one-of-one, you won’t find another DB12—or another Aston Martin, really—that looks quite like this. With the DB12 Volante starting at $265,000 in the US, we can only imagine how much it cost to create this beautiful one-off.
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