Aston Martin has unveiled three bespoke DB12 S Coupe models at Monterey Car Week 2026. Named the VMF 63, VMF 64 and VMF 65, the one-off cars have been created by Aston Martin’s Q personalisation division and draw inspiration from the brand’s DB2 race cars that competed at the 1951 24 Hours of Le Mans.

DESIGN INSPIRED BY ASTON MARTIN’S RACING HERITAGE

All three DB12 S VMF models feature a Carbon Black exterior, with each car receiving a different grille accent. The VMF 63 gets Rosso Red, the VMF 64 uses Speed Yellow, while the VMF 65 features Ellwood Blue.

Painted carbon-fibre elements, ‘75’ decals, bespoke Aeroblade detailing and a DB2 silhouette graphic further distinguish the three cars.

BESPOKE CABIN AND PERFORMANCE DETAILS

The cabin receives colour-coordinated contrast stitching, DB2 silhouette embroidery on the front seatbacks and ‘75’ stitching on the rear seats. Bespoke door-sill plaques and painted controls add to the personalised character. Aston Martin has not yet revealed the exact powertrain specifications of the VMF models, although they are based on the DB12 S, which uses a 4.0-litre twin-turbo V8 producing 709.71 Bhp and 800Nm.

A TRIBUTE TO PEBBLE BEACH’S 75TH ANNIVERSARY

The three one-off DB12 S VMF models celebrate the 75th anniversary of the Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance and Aston Martin’s long-standing connection with motorsport. They will be displayed alongside other significant Aston Martin models during Monterey Car Week 2026, highlighting the brand’s racing heritage and bespoke design capabilities.