The dark grey Aston Martin DBX 707 with the tan and black two-tone interior is based in San Diego. It is the Aston for the group that wants to arrive together, 5 seats, a real trunk, and 697 hp behind a grille most people have never seen in person. Book it for the Rancho Santa Fe dinner, the Torrey Pines golf weekend or the family week at the coast. It delivers across San Diego, Orange County and the Inland Empire.

A chauffeur is available on request for this car, so you can take the back seat and let the arrival do the talking.
The 707 swaps the standard DBX torque-converter automatic for a 9-speed wet-clutch gearbox, and that is the first thing you feel. Pull the paddle and the shift lands now, not a beat later, and it holds the gear you picked. Behind it the 4.0 liter twin-turbo V8 makes 697 hp and the quad pipes give it a bassy bellow from 3,000 rpm up. You sit low for an SUV, the swan doors rise as they open, and the air springs keep it flat because electric motors do the anti-roll work instead of bars. Take the Sunrise Highway up through the Laguna Mountains. It climbs from 4,000 to over 6,000 feet in long sweepers, and a 5-seat SUV should not carry this much speed through them. This one does, with carbon ceramic brakes pulling it back down.
Dark grey over tan is the quiet pairing on this car and the yellow calipers are the loud part. In direct sun the grey goes almost black and the body lines read as thin highlights, so the yellow behind the black spokes becomes the only colour in the frame. In open shade the paint flattens to slate and the tan cabin glows through the glass. After dark the satin grille and headlights are the shot. Take the front three-quarter low with a door open so the tan shows. Shoot the caliper through the spokes close. These photos were taken on a palm-lined street. In San Diego, shoot it on the lane into Rancho Santa Fe under the old tree canopy.
Dark grey over two-tone tan is the quiet pairing, and the yellow calipers behind the black spokes carry the colour until a door opens. This is the 707, the fast DBX, with 697 hp, the wet-clutch gearbox and carbon ceramic brakes over 5 seats and a real trunk. It is $795 a day with a $2,000 refundable deposit, based in San Diego and delivered across Orange County and the Inland Empire. For the Rancho Santa Fe dinner or the Torrey Pines golf weekend, this is the Aston that takes everyone.
This is the 707, the fast DBX. Standard on the trim is the 697 hp tune with ball-bearing turbos, the 9-speed wet-clutch gearbox, carbon ceramic brakes, the quad exhaust, the larger satin grille, the roof spoiler and the Sports Plus seats, plus the air suspension, electric anti-roll and full-length panoramic glass roof every DBX carries. On this car the paint is dark grey, the wheels are gloss black multi-spokes, and the calipers are yellow. Inside it is two-tone tan and black leather, perforated in the seat centers, with the Aston wings embroidered in yellow on the headrests and the 707 lower console with its drive mode switches. 5 seats, 4 doors, all-wheel drive.

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