New Aston Martin Vantage SP10 Offers a 6-Speed Manual for the First Time on V8 S
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New Aston Martin Vantage SP10 Offers a 6-Speed Manual for the First Time on V8 S



Once upon a time not too long ago, sports cars and manual gearboxes were synonymous. Nowadays, it's getting harder and harder to find a high-end performance car with a stick shift as most automakers are opting for dual clutch or automated manual transmissions.

Aston Martin's Vantage V8 S, which is the more focused and slightly more powerful at 430hp (436PS) sibling of the regular V8 model, is one such example as it is available exclusively with the English brand's Sportshift II 7sp automated manual transmission.

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