A new servicing package from Aston Martin may go down well with those who love models with sporting aesthetics.
The new Works Service Tailored scheme will allow customers to get specifically styled modifications to their vehicle.
For instance, consumers can take advantage of restorations, bespoke solutions and personalised modifications for their motor.
The initiative was announced as part of Aston Martin's presence at the Geneva Motor Show, which is currently underway in Switzerland.
Also, a new series of DBS UB-2010 vehicles has been unveiled to commemorate the tenth anniversary of Dr Ulrich Bez's time as chief executive of the manufacturer.
With a number of specifically tailored finishing touches – such as an Azurite Black paint exterior – the model might appeal to those who love a splash of style in their car purchases.
Previously, the company launched its Aston Martin British GT4 Challenge, which may represent an appealing one make series for car enthusiasts.