Aston Martin AM 310 Vanquish 

Car type	Coupe
Curb weight	1739 Kg (3834 lbs)
Dimensions	4.72 m long, 2.61 m wide, 1.29 m high
Wheelbase	2.74 m
Introduced	2012

Performance

0 - 100 kmph	4.1 s
0 - 200 kmph	13.9 s
Estimated  100-200 kmph	9.8 s
0 - 60 mph	3.6 s
0 - 100 mph	8.3 s
0 - 130 mph	13.9 s
0 - 150 mph	19.5 s
Estimated 1/8 mile	8.5 s @ 99.4 mph
1/4 mile	11.9 s @ 121.0 mph
Top speed	295 kmph  (183 mph)
Estimated maximum  acceleration	0.72 g (7 m/s²)
Lateral acceleration	0.97 g (10 m/s²)
70 mph - 0	46 m (152 ft)

Powertrain specs

Engine type	V12, 48v
Displacement	6.0 I (366 ci)
Power	573 PS (565 bhp / 421 KW) @ 6750 rpm
Torque	620 N-m (457 lb-ft) @ 5500 rpm
Power / liter	96 ps (94 HP)
Power / weight	329 ps (325 bhp) /t
Torque / weight	357 N-m (263 lb-ft)/ t
Transmission	8 speed automatic
Layout	Front engine, Rear wheel drive

Aston Martin AM 310 Vanquish 0-60 and acceleration in miles per hour

0-10 mph	0.6 s
0-20 mph	1.1 s
0-30 mph	1.6 s
0-40 mph	2.2 s
0-50 mph	2.9 s
0-60 mph	3.9 s
0-70 mph	5.1 s
0-80 mph	6.8 s
0-90 mph	8.6 s
0-100 mph	10.5 s
0-110 mph	12.2 s
0-120 mph	13.5 s

Aston Martin AM 310 Vanquish quarter mile and acceleration in feet

300 feet	5.3 s @ 74 mph
1/8 mile	8.5 s @ 99 mph
1000 feet	10.8 s @ 112 mph
Quarter mile	12.7 s @ 120 mph

Aston Martin AM 310 Vanquish acceleration times in kilometers per hour

0-10 kmph	0.4 s
0-20 kmph	0.7 s
0-30 kmph	1.1 s
0-40 kmph	1.4 s
0-50 kmph	1.7 s
0-60 kmph	2.0 s
0-70 kmph	2.5 s
0-80 kmph	2.9 s
0-90 kmph	3.5 s
0-100 kmph	4.1 s
0-110 kmph	4.9 s
0-120 kmph	5.9 s
0-130 kmph	6.9 s
0-140 kmph	8.1 s
0-150 kmph	9.3 s
0-160 kmph	10.4 s
0-170 kmph	11.5 s
0-180 kmph	12.5 s
0-190 kmph	13.3 s
0-200 kmph	13.9 s

Aston Martin AM 310 Vanquish distance acceleration in meters

100 meters	5.6 s @ 124 kph
200 meters	8.5 s @ 160 kph
300 meters	10.7 s @ 180 kph
400 meters	12.7 s @ 193 kph

The Aston Martin Vanquish is a grand tourer introduced by British luxury automobile manufacturer Aston Martin in 2001 as a successor to the Aston Martin Vantage (1993).

The first-generation of the "V12 Vanquish," designed by Ian Callum and unveiled at the 2001 Geneva Motor Show, was produced from 2001 to 2007 as the pinnacle of the marque. The prototype, known as "Project Vantage" and the first Aston Martin design wholly styled by Callum, was built by the Ford Motor Company with Indian craftsman Dilip Chhabria to display the company's vision for a future supercar to carry the Aston banner after the demise of the Virage-based Vantage. The V12 Vanquish featured a carbon fiber and alloy construction, Aston's most powerful V12 engine, and a design that evoked the muscular heritage of other flagship Astons. A specially modified V12 Vanquish was driven by James Bond in the 2002 film Die Another Day. In 2004, a version of the first-generation car named "V12 Vanquish S" was introduced featuring a more highly tuned engine and a more track-oriented ride and handling. The V12 Vanquish was indirectly replaced by the DBS after 2007.

A second-generation "Vanquish" was introduced in 2012, based on the Gaydon VH architecture, followed in 2017 by a "Vanquish S" with a more powerful engine and improved aerodynamics. The second-generation Vanquish was succeeded by the DBS Superleggera in 2018.