EPIC WIN — that is all. The DBS and Van­tage mod­els are get­ting this upgrade [sweetness!].

But seri­ously, this reeks of awe­some. Here’s some specs from the offi­cial press release :

Fea­tur­ing bespoke Car­bon Black metal­lic paint espe­cially for­mu­lated with a sub­tle metal­lic twist to cre­ate a deep rich patina.

Each car will undergo 50 man-hours of hand paint­ing fol­lowed by strin­gent qual­ity checks.

For the V12 Van­tage the iconic Aston Mar­tin side strake has been fash­ioned from real car­bon fibre backed by a black mesh and com­pli­mented with gloss black 10 spoke dia­mond turned alloy wheels.

A bright fin­ished grille and front park­ing sen­sors [nor­mally an option] com­plete the exte­rior detailing.

Inside, own­ers will be greeted to swathes of Obsid­ian Black leather high­lighted with a con­trast sil­ver coarse stitch all hand stitched by the crafts­peo­ple at Gay­don – Aston Martin’s global head­quar­ters in England.

Light­weight seats formed from Car­bon Fibre and Kevlar sav­ing 17 kg over the stan­dard seat also fea­ture together with Piano black facia trim, cen­tre stack and cen­tre con­sole, anodised black tread plates and unique sill plaques build on the car­bon theme.

The Aston Mar­tin 700w Pre­mium Audio Sys­tem is deliv­ered as stan­dard in the V12 Van­tage while the DBS boasts the Bang + Olufsen Beosound DBS audio sys­tem as standard.

Of course, Aston Mar­tin hasn’t revealed the pric­ing model yet [it’s expected to be announced early 2010] but it is rea­son­able to expect that the price will be hefty.

via The Coolist / Auto­blog