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Aston Martin Centenary Celebration Event | Aston Martin

In July, an event celebrating Aston Martin's centenary was held in Kensington Gardens, a royal park in the heart of London.
A total of 550 vehicles from the UK and abroad were displayed together, attracting 50,000 visitors.
It was a lovely sight to see families enjoying picnics while gazing with affection at the Astons lined up.
The highlight among the heritage cars were pre-war models. Closest is the oldest existing car, the 'A3', and next to it is the 'Razor Blade', built for Grand Prix.
In the foreground and center is the 'Aston Martin Bovis LM' that competed in Le Mans in the 1980s. Behind it sits the 'DBR9'.
This is the 1980s concept car, the 'Bulldog'. To actually see a gullwing supercar was unexpected.
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The 'DB5' featured in the film *Skyfall* was also exhibited, drawing significant attention from many attendees.
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The 'DB9 Spider Zagato Centennial'
The 'DBS Coupe Zagato Centennial'
To commemorate the Aston Martin centenary event, a party was held the previous day at Freemasons' Hall in central London. At the entrance, a lit-up 100th-anniversary edition 'Vanquish' and 'DB5' welcomed guests.
Aston Martin CEO Dr. Ulrich Bez also appeared at the party, adding to the excitement.
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