Aston Martin Performance Data 13 models · 67 recorded tests

Aston Martin 0–60 Times

Aston Martin has 13 production models with 67 production-tested acceleration results. The current spread runs from the DBX SUV to the Vantage sports car.

Performance ranges from the DB11 at 3.6 seconds to 60 mph, to the Rapide S at 4.6 seconds, and the DBX at 3.1 seconds.

Fastest 0–60 3.1sec DBX

Models Listed 13total 13 with test data

Total Tests 67runs Verified measurements

Top Ranked 11.40sec Best ¼ mile · DBX

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Fastest Aston Martin models

by 0–60 time

#	Model	Best 0–60	Best ¼ Mile
1	Aston Martin DBX	3.1s	11.40s
2	Aston Martin Vantage	3.2s	11.10s
3	Aston Martin Vanquish	3.3s	11.20s
4	Aston Martin DB11	3.6s	11.70s
5	Aston Martin DBS	3.7s	11.50s

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All Aston Martin models

13 models

Explore all 13 Aston Martin models with production timing data listed below.

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Popular Aston Martin models

Among Aston Martin SUVs, the DBX sets the pace at 3.1 seconds to 60 mph. In the coupe and grand tourer side of the range, the DBS posts a best of 3.2 seconds. For four-door Aston Martins, the Rapide records a best 0-60 time of 4.7 seconds.

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Aston Martin performance overview

The quickest 0-60 mph result is 3.1 seconds, while the average across production-tested cars is 4.82 seconds. At the other end, the slowest recorded 0-60 time is 8.9 seconds. The best quarter-mile performance stands at 11.1 seconds, with another top 11.4-second quarter-mile result attached to the fastest 0-60 run.

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Frequently asked questions

The DBX is the quickest Aston Martin here, with a best 0-60 mph time of 3.1 seconds.

The average 0-60 mph time across production-tested Aston Martin vehicles is 4.82 seconds.

The fastest quarter-mile result is 11.1 seconds, set by the Vantage.

There are 13 Aston Martin production models with timing data, based on 67 production-tested results.

The Aston Martin range covered here spans SUVs, sports cars, grand tourers, and four-door models, including cars such as the Rapide.