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2021 Aston Martin Vantage Roadster is a hot-rod drop-top

Aston hopes this will be a convertible that will make even the sports purists happy.

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2021 Aston Martin Vantage Roadster

The 2021 Vantage Roadster offers the driving dynamics of the Vantage with the thrill of an open top.

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The engineers in Gaydon have worked hard to stiffen the body post-roof-removal without adding lots of weight.

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The Vantage still uses the lovely AMG 4.0-liter V8 and without a roof, it'll likely sound even better.

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The suspension and electronic system get retuned for convertible duty, which is a nice touch.

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The Vantage Roadster will retail for $161,000 and end up in US dealers in Q3 2020.

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