Aston Martin Announces Vantage Vane Grille Option

Aston Martin Announces Vantage Vane Grille Option

Love your Aston Martin Vantage but feel a more traditional DB11-style grille would give it an even more impressive design? Aston Martin has heard you and will offer a Vane grille conversion option.


The new Vane grille will swap out the current “Hunter-style” grille on the Aston Martin Vantage. Many love the grille, but it is certainly bold and aggressive. Some owners remarked that a more subdued, elegant grille design like the one found on the Aston Martin DB11 might work for the Vantage.


Aston Martin Works announced earlier this month that it would offer the conversion to owners who want it. The new Vane grille reminds us of the 1952 DB3 race car and gives the Vantage a completely different look while preserving the vehicle’s exterior exclusivity and beauty.


The cost of the modification is on a case-by-case basis given that numerous factors like colour matching go into the complexity of the conversion. That said, if you prefer the look of the Vane grille, Aston Martin will be happy to help you out!



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