British vehicle style icon Ian Callum has exposed the production-ready version of his most current job – the Callum Vanquish 25 by R-Reforged – of which just 25 examples will be produced, priced from around £450,000 each. 
Production will commence in September, as well as this most current look at the Callum Vanquish job brings not just a new name, however one or two modifications over the idea version of the vehicle exposed last year. 
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Based on the first-generation Vanquish S created between 2001 as well as 2007, which the Scot created during his spell with the TWR engineering consultancy, the new design updates the GT with styling modifications, a reworked as well as retrimmed interior, a reprofiled chassis as well as upgrades to the engine, exhaust as well as brakes. These alterations have now been finalised, as have some additional modifications in the cabin over the idea car, as well as final chassis has been signed-off. In total, the Callum Vanquish features over 350 modifications from the Aston Martin original. 
Alterations to the bodywork include all-new headlights that integrate indicators, enabling a fresh front bumper that does away with the old car’s sign lamps as well as replaces them with brake cooling intakes. Callum believes this – plus the adoption of big carbon-ceramic brake discs – must simplicity one of the Vanquish’s greatest niggles: brake fade.