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Hamann Aston Martin V8

German tuner tweaks Aston Martin's V8 Vantage coupe and roadster

Hamann has taken its tuning hands to the Aston Martin V8 Vantage, changing its appearance and giving a small boost to performance.

First up, there are a number of components added to the bodywork including a front-lip spoiler, side skirts, a rear wing and a three-part rear diffuser. Hamann will produce the kit in either fibreglass or matt carbon, allowing differing looks to set the AMV8 apart.

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There's a set of 21in alloys available, which go hand-in-hand with lowered suspension (30mm at the front and 20mm at the rear) to enhance the car's dynamics as well as giving it a sharper, more hunkered-down look.

At the back of the Vantage, there's a stainless steel exhaust system that boosts the Aston's bellow as well as providing an extra 20bhp, while there's a fettled interior to complete the host of enhancements. No word on prices apart from those alloys, which will set you back €8540 - or around £6750.

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