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Aston Martin's DB4 GT Zagato Continuation turns back time

They'll be sold as package deals with new Zagato models for about $8 million.

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April 10, 2019 9:05 a.m. PT

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Aston Martin on Wednesday unveiled a series of pictures of the first DB4 GT Zagato Continuation being assembled at Aston Martin's Heritage Division facility in the UK.

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As part of Zagato's centenary celebration, Aston Martin committed to building new examples of the DB4 GT Zagato as "Continuation" models.

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These vehicles will stay as true as possible to the O.G. DB4 GT Zagato of yore, but the automaker will employ newfangled tech to make life a bit easier.

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The original DB4 GT Zagato was a lighter, more hardcore version of the original DB4 GT.

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In its latest iteration, the DB4 GT Zagato Continuation will sport a 380-horsepower straight-six engine bolted to its tube-frame chassis, a slight improvement over the original's 314 hp.