Entity: ASTON-MARTIN
Aston Martin is a prestigious British car maker known for producing expensive and fast sports cars, with a racing pedigree and a cultural association with the James Bond franchise.
ASTON-MARTIN
Etymology
The name 'Aston Martin' is derived from Lionel Martin's surname and Aston Hill, a speed hill climb location in Buckinghamshire where Lionel first raced in 1914.
Definition
Aston Martin is an expensive, fast, British make of sports car, known for its luxury and performance. It is often associated with prestige and sophistication.
Historical Context
Founded in 1913 by Lionel Martin and Robert Bamford, Aston Martin has a rich history in producing high-performance vehicles and has a notable racing pedigree.
Cultural Significance
Aston Martin is culturally significant as a symbol of luxury and style, often featured in popular media such as the James Bond films, where it is the iconic car driven by the character.
Related Concepts
Aston Martin is often associated with other luxury car brands such as Ferrari, Lamborghini, and Bentley, known for their high-end sports cars.
See Also
An expensive, fast, British make of sports car, often associated with luxury and performance.