With SUVs dominating the car market nowadays, driving a well-engineered sports car is often viewed as an indulgence. But one could wonder what happens when those 2 were to be combined. The DBX has been in production since 2020 and is Aston Martin’s first attempt to get a piece of the SUV cake. And what an attempt it is.

Exterior and Interior
The interior of this DBX is jaw-dropping. Occupants are greeted with beautiful black leather seats with red contrast stitching, 3-person memory settings, and the Aston Martin logo embroidered on the headrest, just in case the driver forgets what kind of machine they are in. The driver will appreciate the high-definition 12-inch digital gauge cluster with sharp graphics and an intuitive menu. With build quality that is second to none, a smooth and quiet driving experience is guaranteed… Until the driver puts their foot down. The exterior of DBX is well-proportioned and eye-catching. The SUV utilizes many creases and curves that give it an overall beautiful silhouette. The Premium Satin Xenon Grey paint contrasts elegantly with the black grill and other accents throughout the body of the vehicle, as well as those gorgeous 23-inch 10 split spoke forged wheels that give this car a stance so menacing that even sports cars may wet themselves.

Engine
Despite its size, the DBX has a powertrain that is more than up to the task. The Mercedes-sourced 4-liter twin-turbo V8 produces 542 hp and can get this monster up to 60 mph in just 4.3 seconds, but with those big seats, passengers wouldn’t notice how fast they were going until they saw the trees moving by faster than usual. Coupled with the 9-speed automatic transmission, the DBX paints a picture of driving pleasure on any road it finds as its canvas, satisfying even the most skilled and critical drivers.