A bespoke build of a 1971 Aston Martin DBS by Ringbrothers has resulted in an enticing mix of retro and modern. The one-off ...

Thanks to just one supercharger, it makes 805 horsepower, which it sends to a Ford 9-inch rear-end via a Tremec six-speed ...

Ringbrothers transforms a classic 1971 Aston Martin DBS into “Octavia,” a $2 million, carbon-fiber, 805-hp masterpiece that ...

Known as 'Octavia,' this thoroughly reinvigorated machine is as pretty as it is powerful.

Octavia did begin life as a real 1971 Aston Martin DBS, but almost everything from the donor car was replaced, redesigned and ...

Most classic Aston Martins utilize a body-on-frame construction, but being a resto-mod, the stock frame has been swapped in ...

Ringbrothers spent more than 12,000 hours on this project, and you can hardly call it an Aston Martin anymore.

Clearly not your usual first-gen DBS, the one-of-a-kind Ringbrothers Octavia packs a 5.0-liter Coyote V8 with a Harrop blower ...

The Ringbrothers Octavia might sound like a Skoda saloon that’s received a V8 heart transplant in time for SEMA, but it’s ...

Picking out your favourite Bond car is like choosing your favourite James Bond actor. Everybody has a ranking, and if the ...

AI Quick Summary The Ringbrothers' 1971 Aston Martin DBS, named Octavia, is nearly complete with custom features like Double-O Silver paint, HRE wheels, and a supercharged Coyote V-8.

Aston Martin is best known for two things - being James Bond’s preferred mode of transport and building grand tourers. The new DB12 is the latest in a long line of memorable grand tourers from Aston ...