Hmm. It seems like we don't actually. But there are three more V8 Vantages.
Regular one, N24 and Prodrive. Do all of these actually exist as different cars
or some of them are the same but with different names? Is there any Aston
Martin specialist who could help out? :)
Anonymous
22/09/07, 20:15:44
aston martin v8 vantge - normal car
n24 - modified from the gt4 stripped out racer
n400 - normal aston with 400Bhp so commerorate winning the gt1 class at le mans
prdrive version - more power better chassis done by prodrive
Anonymous
07/10/07, 20:06:56
Shouldn't the ProDrive version be considered aftermarket tuning? After all, its
just a regular V8 vantage with a complete tuning package done by ProDrive
Anonymous
07/10/07, 21:25:48
no because prodrive is part of aston now as the same bloke owns both - the gt1
cars are done by prodrive - it's like bmws M - devision or mercs amg
Anonymous
07/10/07, 21:27:07
besides the n400 isn't done by prodrive it's done by Aston Martin Racing which
is infact prodrive but isn't called prodrive. - to put it simpley they are all
the same company
Anonymous
07/10/07, 23:23:48
thanks for the info :), i wasn't aware that ProDrive was so close to Aston
Anonymous
08/10/07, 00:12:12
it wasn't till dave richards bought aston martin racing and now aston now they
are all the smae
i believe it - the n24 gts ther in about that time cuz its lost a hell of a lot
of weight - the prodrive has 45 more horses than a stock one - so i think its
possible
Anonymous
01/11/07, 04:03:23
Order from best to worst.
1.Vantage N24(By a little)
2.Vantage N400
3.Vantage Prodrive
4.Normal Vantage
Anonymous
01/11/07, 10:59:53
prodrive version is better than the n400
Anonymous
03/06/08, 00:28:46
wheres the referencs for the 1/4 mile time?
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Hmm. It seems like we don't actually. But there are three more V8 Vantages.
Regular one, N24 and Prodrive. Do all of these actually exist as different cars
or some of them are the same but with different names? Is there any Aston
Martin specialist who could help out? :)
