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Aston Martin Owners' Club (AMOC)

An invitation to join the Aston Martin
Owners' Club
The sporting spirit of the 1930s exists today in one
of the world’s most exclusive car clubs. Enthusiasts
in nearly 60 countries are united by an interest in
iconic cars with an enviable pedigree. Enjoy the
Aston Martin Owners' Club
company of like-minded owners in a wide range of
activities: social evenings, weekends away or Drayton St. Leonard
motoring tours. Something more competitive? Wallingford
AMOC Concours are a benchmark for connoisseurs Oxfordshire
of fine motorcars. A need for speed? We organize England
track days, sprints and hill climbs as well as circuit
OX10 7BG
racing in venues such as Silverstone, Goodwood and
Lime Rock in the USA. Telephone:
+44 (0) 1865 400 400
Facsimile:
+44 (0) 1865 400 200
E-Mail:
hqstaff@amoc.org
Website:
www.amoc.org
Aston Martin Heritage Trust

The Aston Martin Heritage Trust is an educational
charity dedicated to the preservation, promotion
and enhancement of over 100 years of history of
Aston Martin. Its world class collection comprising
the automotive museum, substantial archive and
collection of historical artefacts is housed in the
magnificently restored Grade II* listed barn in Aston Martin Heritage Trust
Oxfordshire which it shares with the Owners' Club. Drayton St. Leonard
As a member of the Owners’ Club you become a Wallingford
member and supporter of the Trust, so please log on
Oxfordshire
to our web site for more information, or better still
pay us a visit and see the collection for yourself. England
OX10 7BG
Telephone:
+44 (0) 1865 400 414
Facsimile:
+44 (0) 1865 400 200
E-Mail:
secretary@amht.org.uk
Website:
www.amht.org.uk
Introduction ........................................................1 Every effort has been made to make sure that the Produced by the Technical Publications
Vehicle Security ..................................................2 information provided in this Owner’s Handbook is Department
Before Driving.....................................................3 accurate and up-to-date. However neither the Aston Martin Lagonda Limited
Controls ..............................................................4 manufacturer or the Dealer, by whom this Owner’s
Driving................................................................5 Banbury Road
Handbook is supplied, will in any circumstances be
Infotainment .......................................................6 held responsible for any inaccuracy or the Gaydon
Climate Control...................................................7 consequences thereof. All rights reserved. Warwick
Audio..................................................................8 CV35 0DB
This publication is provided with your vehicle for
Hands-Free Phone ..............................................9
your personal, private and non-commercial use. No England
Satellite Navigation ...........................................10 part of this publication may be reproduced, stored
Maintenance.....................................................11 Telephone:
in a retrieval system or transmitted, in any form,
Specifications ....................................................12 +44 (0)1926 644644
electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or
Service ................................................................A other means without prior written permission from
Aston Martin Warranty ........................................B
Aston Martin Lagonda Limited.
Aston Martin Assistance...................................... C
Software instructions in this handbook are correct at
Alphabetical Index ............................................. D
time of print. However, these may be subject to
change due to ongoing software updates during the Issue 2: September 2018
vehicle’s lifetime. Contact your Aston Martin Dealer
Part Number: KD43-19A321-HA
for further information.
The manufacturer reserves the right to vary
specifications without notice in accordance with its Copyright Aston Martin Lagonda Limited, 2018. All
Rights Reserved.
policy of continual product improvement.
Introduction
Welcome .........................................................1.2
Warnings, Cautions and Notes..........................1.3
Component Location........................................1.3
Vehicle Identification........................................1.4
Event Data Recorder ........................................1.4
Reporting Safety Defects...................................1.5
Health..............................................................1.5
Vehicle Provenance..........................................1.6
Welcome
Welcome to your new Aston Martin Rapide AMR. Aston Martin Franchise Dealers If the nearest Aston Martin Dealer is unable to help,
This Owner’s Handbook has been designed to A full list of Aston Martin Dealers worldwide, where contact Aston Martin directly:
explain the vehicle’s operation and to make the sales and service are provided by companies with Aston Martin Lagonda Limited
control of its systems easy to understand and the facilities, knowledge and factory trained Banbury Road
operate. All new owners are recommended to the personnel can be found at: Gaydon
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Owner’s Handbook prior to driving. www.astonmartin.com Warwick
This Owner’s Handbook forms part of the essential Every effort is made to make sure that the
vehicle equipment for homologation purposes and CV35 0DB
information given in the dealer list is accurate and
must stay with the vehicle at all times. England
up-to-date. However changes amongst holders of
the Aston Martin franchise can occur. Neither Aston Telephone:
Martin nor any listed Importer or Dealer shall in any (+44) (0)1926 644722
circumstances be held liable for any inaccuracy, or Aston Martin Dealers are independent traders, they
the consequences thereof. are not the Company’s Agents, and therefore have
Dealers listed all aim to conform to Aston Martin no authority to bind the Company or to enter into
standards of excellence in both sales and service. any financial or other commitments on the
However, all vehicles sold as Aston Martins are Company’s behalf.
required to meet local legislation requirements. Only Aston Martin Dealers are authorized to carry
Should service be required in a country other than out warranty work.
that in which this vehicle was originally purchased,
every effort will be made to meet the owner’s
requirements, but the availability of certain parts
may be affected by differences in vehicle and
component specifications.
1.2
Warnings, Cautions and Notes Component Location

Aston Martin Authorized Body Repairers The following Warnings, Cautions and Notes are All directions for locating components are described
A full list of Aston Martin Authorized Body Repairers used within this Owner’s Guide to call your attention as viewed from the driver’s seat, i.e. the fuel filler
to specific types of information. flap shown on this diagram will be described as
worldwide can be found at:
Warnings ‘located at the rear left side of the vehicle’.
www.astonmartin.com
All Aston Martin Approved Body Repair centres have Warning: Provided to show procedures which
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been assessed and audited to Aston Martin Body must be followed precisely to help avoid the risk
Repair Centre standards in either Category A or B. of personal injury.
Category A Cautions
Repairs to the bonded aluminium structure and all Provided to show procedures which must be
paint related and light structural damage. followed precisely to reduce the possibility of
Category B damage to your vehicle.
All paint related and light structural damage. Notes
Every effort is made to make sure that the Provided to show procedures which will help to
information given in the Aston Martin Authorized avoid difficulties in the operation of your vehicle.
Body Repairers list is accurate and up-to-date.
However changes can occur. Neither Aston Martin
nor any Aston Martin Authorized Body Repairer shall
in any circumstances be held liable for any
inaccuracy, or the consequences thereof.
1.3
Vehicle Identification Event Data Recorder

The Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) is shown in The VIN plate located in the engine bay (viewed This vehicle is equipped with an event data recorder
the left side bottom corner of the windscreen. from above) is model and market dependent: (EDR).
The main purpose of an EDR is to record, in certain
crash or near crash-like situations, such as an air bag
deployment or hitting a road obstacle, data that will
Introduction
assist in understanding how a vehicle's systems
performed. The EDR is designed to record data
related to vehicle dynamics and safety systems for a
short period of time, typically 30 seconds or less.
• The EDR in this vehicle is designed to record such
data as:
• How various systems in your vehicle were
operating;
• Whether or not the driver and passenger safety
The VIN is also stamped into the floorpan in the right belts were buckled/fastened;
side footwell. • How far (if at all) the driver was depressing the
accelerator and/or brake pedal; and,
To view the VIN stamped into the floorpan lift • How fast the vehicle was traveling.
the carpet up, from the front, and then lift the sound
These data can help provide a better understanding
deadening material.
of the circumstances in which crashes and injuries
occur.
1.4
Reporting Safety Defects Health

EDR data are recorded by your vehicle only if a North America CALIFORNIA Proposition 65
non-trivial crash situation occurs; no data are If you believe that your vehicle has a defect which Warning: Engine exhaust, some of its
recorded by the EDR under normal driving could cause a crash or could cause injury or death, constituents, and certain vehicle components
conditions and no personal data (e.g., name, you should immediately inform the National contain or emit chemicals known to the State of
gender, age, and crash location) are recorded. Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) in California to cause cancer, and birth defects or
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However, other parties, such as law enforcement, addition to notifying Aston Martin Lagonda of North other reproductive harm. In addition, certain
could combine the EDR data with the type of America Inc., 9920 Irvine Center Drive, Irvine, CA fluids contained in vehicles and certain products
personally identifying data routinely acquired during 92618, USA.
of component wear contain or emit chemicals
a crash investigation. To read data recorded by an
If NHTSA receives similar complaints, it may open known to the State of California to cause cancer,
EDR, special equipment is required, and access to
an investigation, and if it finds that a safety defect and birth defects or other reproductive harm.
the vehicle or the EDR is needed.
exists in a group of vehicles, it may order a recall and
WARNING: Battery posts, terminals and
In addition to the vehicle manufacturer, other remedy campaign. However, NHTSA cannot
parties, such as law enforcement, that have the related accessories contain lead and lead
become involved in individual problems between
compounds. Wash hands after handling.
special equipment, can read the information if they you, your Dealer, or Aston Martin Lagonda (North
have access to the vehicle or the EDR. America) Inc. Perchlorate Material
To contact NHTSA: Certain components of this vehicle such as air bag
Call the Vehicle Safety hot-line toll-free at 1-888- modules and seat belt pre-tensioners may contain
327-4236 (TTY: 1-800-424-9153) Perchlorate Material. Special handling may apply for
service or vehicle end of life disposal. Go to
Go to www.safercar.gov
www.dtsc.ca.gov/hazardouswaste/perchlorate for
Write to: Administrator, NHTSA, 400 Seventh more information.
Street, SW., Washington, DC 20590.
You can also obtain other information about motor
vehicle safety from www.safercar.gov.
Canada
If you believe that your vehicle has a defect which
could cause a crash or could cause injury or death,
you should immediately inform Transport Canada in
addition to notifying your Aston Martin Dealer.
To contact Transport Canada, call their toll-free
number: 1-800-333-0510
1.5
Vehicle Provenance
Model: First Owner: Fourth Owner:
Body Colour:
Selling Dealer Selling Dealer
Interior Colour:
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Fascia Colour:
Delivery Date Delivery Date
Vehicle Identification Number:
As on the VIN plate
Second Owner: Fifth Owner:
Third Owner: Sixth Owner:
1.6
Vehicle Security
Introduction .....................................................2.2
Emotion Control Unit .......................................2.2
Emergency Key.................................................2.3
Unlocking and Opening ...................................2.3
Locking ............................................................2.4
Master Locks ....................................................2.5
Trunk Lid .........................................................2.5
Automatic Lock ................................................2.6
Approach Light.................................................2.7
Homesafe.........................................................2.7
Alarm ...............................................................2.8
Reduced Guard................................................2.8
Immobilizer......................................................2.8
Garage Door Opener .......................................2.9
Introduction Emotion Control Unit

This vehicle is protected by an electronic security The vehicle is supplied with three vehicle keys (Two Vehicle Key Security Functions
system which includes: Emotion Control Units); a glass key, a plastic spare
• Remote arm and disarm key and an emergency key.
• Perimeter sensing
• Remote door, trunk lid, fuel flap release lock and
unlock
• Guard reduction mode
• Alarm siren with battery backup (Only in markets
where audible sirens are permitted.)
• Random code encryption to prevent electronic
scanning of the vehicle key identity code
• Engine Immobilizer Keep the spare key in a safe place. Do not leave a
• Interior movement and tilt sensor (Option). vehicle key in the vehicle when unattended.
When the security system is armed, any attempt to If a vehicle key is lost, contact your Aston Martin
forcibly open a door, the trunk lid or the hood will Dealer.
result in full alarm operation. [1] LOCK: Press and release for one step vehicle
FCC Warning: ‘Note’ - Changes not expressly
approved by the party responsible for locking and to arm the security system. The vehicle
compliance could void the user’s authority to will deadlock after 25 seconds.
operate the equipment. [2] UNLOCK: Press and release to unlock the
FCC - Radio Frequency Devices driver’s door only. Press and release twice, within
This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. three seconds, to unlock all doors.
Operation is subject to the following two conditions: Press and hold to lower the door windows at the
(1) This device may not cause harmful interference, same time (Refer to ’Unlocking and Opening’, page
and (2) this device must accept any interference 2.3)(Refer to ’Seat Memory Function’, page 3.4).
received, including interference that may cause [3] TRUNK OPEN: Press once to release the trunk
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undesired operation. lid catch (Refer to ’Trunk Lid’, page 2.5).

[4] APPROACH LIGHT: Press to set the front, rear
side and interior lamps to ON (Refer to ’Approach
Light’, page 2.7).
2.2
Emergency Key Unlocking and Opening

In the unlikely event that Stand within 16 ft (5m) of the vehicle, point the All doors and both the trunk lid and fuel flap
either the vehicle key fails vehicle key towards the vehicle and press the release switches can be set to unlock with one press
to operate or the vehicle UNLOCK button once to unlock the driver's door of the UNLOCK button (Refer to ’Automatic Lock’,
battery is fully discharged and disarm the security system (the direction page 2.6).
use the emergency key to indicators will flash twice). Press twice to unlock the
lock or unlock the vehicle. passenger door and enable the trunk lid catch and For ease of use at night white LEDs are
fuel flap release button. incorporated into the door handles which will come
Do not store the on when the vehicle is unlocked. The door LED will
emergency key in the Push at point (A)
go off when the door is opened or after two minutes
vehicle. If the vehicle and grab the
if a door is not opened.
battery is fully discharged emerging door
you will need the release. Pull the If the vehicle has been opened using the spare
emergency key to gain access to the vehicle. door release to key and the driver seat or door rear view mirrors
open the door. have been adjusted, the seat and door rear view
Insert the emergency key in the door lock and turn
If a door is opened mirrors will move to the positions memorized by the
fully towards the front of the vehicle, then release, to
while driving a key which is being used (Refer to ’Seat Memory
centrally lock the vehicle, disable the trunk lid and
warning sound will be heard until the door is closed. Function’, page 3.4).
fuel flap release switches. The security system will
not arm. When the vehicle is unlocked, the interior lamps
To centrally unlock the vehicle, enable the trunk lid will come on for five minutes and will go off
and fuel flap release switches, turn fully towards the 30 seconds after doors are closed or when the
rear of the vehicle, then release. If the security vehicle is started.
system was armed, the alarm will start. If the door is left open, the door puddle lamp will
To stop the alarm insert the vehicle key (even if the go off after eight minutes.
vehicle key has lost all power) into the ignition
control and move to position ‘II’ (ignition ON).
If the vehicle battery is fully discharged the
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emergency key will only lock or unlock a door.
Even if the vehicle key has lost all power it will
start the engine if required.
Memory seats: The front seats and door rear
view mirrors will not move to a preset position if the
vehicle is unlocked using the emergency key.
If the emergency key is lost, contact your Aston
Martin Dealer.
2.3
Locking
Unlocking From Inside the Vehicle If passengers are to stay in the vehicle after it Automatic Re-locking
has been locked, reduced guard must be set to If the vehicle is locked and then unlocked but a door
If reduced guard was not set before locking
ON before locking. This will let a passenger open or the trunk lid is not opened within two minutes,
the vehicle, interior movement and tilt sensors
(optional) are enabled. Passengers will not be a door from inside the vehicle. the vehicle will automatically lock and arm again.
able to unlock a door from the inside. Make sure that all the doors, the trunk lid and the Lock Light Settings
hood are closed (the vehicle will not lock if a door is
If reduced guard or automatic lock was set to on The vehicle direction indicators can be set to flash
before the vehicle was locked, one pull of a door left open). Stand within 5 m of the vehicle, point the
when the security system is both armed or disarmed.
vehicle key towards the vehicle and press the LOCK
handle will centrally unlock the doors, a second pull
button once to lock the doors, disable the trunk lid To change the vehicle lock light settings:
of the door handle will open that door.
and fuel flap release switches and arm the security 1. Press the MENU button on the console.
(Refer to ’Automatic Lock’, page 2.6). system. The direction indicators will flash once as the 2. Select <SYSTEM SETTINGS>, then <Light
(Refer to ’Reduced Guard’, page 2.8). security system is armed . settings>.
Vehicle unlock from inside can be set to automatic The driver's seat and both door rear view mirror 3. Select from <Lock Confirmation Indication>, or
unlock when the vehicle key is removed from the positions are memorized and will be recalled the <Unlock Confirmation Indication>.
ignition control. With automatic unlock ON only next time the vehicle is opened using the same 4. Select On or Off
one pull of a door handle will open that door. vehicle key.1
When opening a door from inside the vehicle after
reduced guard has been set to on, the security
system alarm will start. Press the UNLOCK button on
the vehicle key to stop the alarm (there is
approximately a ten second delay before the alarm
is stopped).
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1. Seat and mirror memory function only operates for the

first two keys for the vehicle. Any additional keys will only
operate the door locks.
2.4
Master Locks Trunk Lid

All doors, fuel flap and lift glass release switches may The master lock switch will operate for seven To Open the Trunk Lid
be locked and unlocked by using the master lock minutes after the vehicle key has been removed Press the TRUNK OPEN button on the vehicle key
switch (A) located on the driver's door. Press the from the ignition control and if the vehicle is not
once to enable the release catch or press the trunk
switch to lock. Press again to unlock. locked using the vehicle key.
lid button (A) and lift the lid.
All doors, fuel flap and trunk lid release switches may The master lock switch will not operate if the vehicle
be locked and unlocked by using the front master has been locked from the outside.
lock switch (A). Press the switch to lock. Press again Operation of the master lock switch will override
to unlock. automatic lock (Refer to ’Automatic Lock’, page 2.6).
To aid access for passengers at night, the LED in
each door handle will come on (for 10 seconds or
until the door is opened) when the vehicle is
unlocked using the master lock switch.
If the vehicle is locked and armed the security
In the event of a vehicle accident the doors will system will disarm and the direction indicators will
automatically unlock. flash twice when the trunk is opened. The doors will
Child Locks stay locked (Refer to ’Lock Light Settings’, page 2.4).
If the vehicle is locked using the master lock switch, Press the MENU button on the console. Navigate to
one pull of a door handle will centrally unlock the <Car settings...> then <Lock settings...> and
doors and a second pull of the door handle will open <Child lock enabled>. Select to toggle between
that door. child locks ON and OFF.
In the event of a vehicle accident the rear doors
will automatically unlock.
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2.5
Automatic Lock
To Close the Trunk Lid Trunk Lid Emergency Open When automatic lock is set to ON the doors and the
Do not leave the vehicle key in the trunk. If the The trunk lid can be opened from inside the trunk by trunk lid will automatically lock as vehicle speed
reaches 7 km/h (5 mph). This function prevents
trunk lid is closed and the vehicle is locked, there pulling the luminous emergency release handle (C).
unwanted access to the vehicle when stopped at
will be no access to the contents of the trunk. traffic lights, etc.
Pull the trunk lid down, then push the trunk lid down To change the automatic lock feature:
and make sure that its catch engages. Once the catch
1. Press the MENU button on the console.
engages, it automatically closes. If the trunk lid is
2. Navigate to <SYSTEM SETTINGS>, and then
slammed shut, this is overridden. Press the LOCK
<Lock settings>.
button on the vehicle key to lock the lid. The
direction indicators will flash once as the security 3. Select <Doors auto lock>, <Unlock on key
system is armed (Refer to ’Lock Light Settings’, page out> or <Doors Unlock>. Press ENTER to
2.4). toggle between ON and OFF.
<Doors auto lock>
Always make sure that the trunk lid is securely
Set to ON: Doors and the trunk lid
closed after use. The trunk interior lamps will stay on
automatically lock when the vehicle moves off.
for seven minutes if the trunk lid is left partially open
and the vehicle key is removed from the ignition Set to OFF: Doors and the trunk lid will not
control. lock when the vehicle moves off.
<Unlock on key out>
Set to ON: Doors and the trunk lid
automatically lock when the vehicle moves off.
Set to OFF: Doors and the trunk lid will not
lock when the vehicle moves off.
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2.6
Approach Light Homesafe

<Doors unlock> When approaching the vehicle the side and interior When exiting the vehicle and the vehicle key has
Select from <All doors> or <Driver door, then lamps can be set to ON by pressing the APPROACH been removed from the ignition control, flash the
all> settings. LIGHT button on the vehicle key. main beam (pull the left side stalk up and release
• <All doors> To change the approach light duration: without latching) to set homesafe ON. The main
Set to ON: All doors and the trunk lid 1. Press the MENU button on the console. beam and rear lamps will then stay ON for a
automatically lock when the vehicle moves determined amount of time and then go OFF.
2. Navigate to <SYSTEM SETTINGS>, select
off. <Light settings>, and then <Approach light To change the homesafe light duration:
Set to OFF: All doors and the trunk lid will not duration>. 1. Press the MENU button on the console
lock when the vehicle moves off. 3. Select from <30 seconds>, <60 seconds> or 2. Navigate to <SYSTEM SETTINGS>, select
• <Driver door, then all> <90 seconds> duration. <Light settings> and then <Homesafe light
Set to ON: The driver door automatically duration>.
locks first, then the passenger door and trunk 3. Select from <30 seconds>, <60 seconds> or
lid will lock. <90 seconds> duration.
Set to OFF: All doors and the trunk lid will not
lock when the vehicle moves off.
Automatic lock is factory set to ON.
In the event of a vehicle accident all doors will
automatically unlock.
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2.7
Alarm Reduced Guard Immobilizer

When the alarm has started a siren will be heard for Warning: If a passenger is to stay in the If a vehicle key is lost, a duplicate key can be
a 25 seconds cycle (ten cycles maximum) and the vehicle after it has been locked, reduced guard created and programmed from the spare key by your
direction indicators flash for five minutes after which must be set to ON before locking. In an Aston Martin Dealer.
the security system returns to the armed state. The emergency this will let a passenger open a door
doors and trunk lid will stay locked throughout.
Starting the Engine
from inside the vehicle.
When the security system is disarmed and the
Markets where visible alarm signals and audible When reduced guard is ON, interior movement and vehicle key is in the ignition control, the immobilizer
sirens are permitted. tilt sensors1 are set to OFF. This will let a passenger sends a signal to the vehicle key. The vehicle key
Stop the alarm at any time by pressing the UNLOCK open a door from the inside by pulling the interior must respond with a valid code before engine start
button on the vehicle key or by inserting the vehicle door handle and a passenger or animals to be left in will be enabled. If a valid code is received, the
key into the ignition control (position ‘II’). There is the vehicle with the security system armed. ignition system will operate normally. If the vehicle
approximately a ten second delay before the alarm If a door is opened from the inside, while reduced key code is not received, or is invalid, engine start
is stopped). guard is ON, the security system alarm will start. stays disabled.
Insert the key to Press the UNLOCK button on the vehicle key to stop
position ‘II’ by using the the alarm at any time.
flat of a finger, as Reduced guard stays ON until the vehicle key is
shown. inserted in the ignition control and moved to
Interior Movement position 'II' (ignition ON).
Sensor
Optional
When the vehicle is locked and armed the interior
movement sensor will sense movement inside the
vehicle. If movement is detected it will start the
alarm.
Tilt Sensor
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Optional
When the vehicle is locked and armed the tilt sensor
will sense if the vehicle is tilted, for example, if the
vehicle is being raised on a jack. If vehicle tilt is
detected it will start the alarm.
1. Where installed
2.8
Garage Door Opener

Immobilizer Status The garage door opener (HomeLink® Universal Warning: Do not use the transceiver with any
The immobilizer status is shown by the red symbol Transceiver) buttons and transceiver are on the rear garage door opening system that lacks the safety
view mirror. The transceiver can be programmed to stop and reverse feature as required by safety
(A) on the instrument cluster.
operate up to three transmitters to operate garage standards. A garage door opening system which
doors, entry gates, home lights, security systems, or cannot detect an object, signalling the door to
other radio frequency operated devices. stop and reverse increases risk of serious injury
As a security precaution make sure that all or death.
programming is erased in the HomeLink system Warning: When the transceiver is being
before selling this vehicle. programmed to a garage door opening system,
For information or assistance, contact HomeLink at make sure that people, the vehicle and objects
www.homelink.com or call the HomeLink hot-line: are clear to prevent injury or damage as the
Toll-free: (0) 0800 046 635 465 garage door or gate will operate during the
programming.
or alternatively: +49 6838 907 277 (subject to
charge) Keep the original transmitter for future use or
(Difficulties may be experienced trying to reach the programming procedures if, for example, you
Fault Mode purchase a new vehicle.
toll-free number by some providers in certain
If the alarm symbol starts to flash at a faster rate when countries .)
This device may suffer from interference if
the alarm is not ON, then the alarm may have been Alternatively, contact your Aston Martin Dealer.
operated near to a mobile or fixed station
previously triggered or there may be a fault. If this
A full list of radio frequency operated devices can transmitter. This interference can affect the hand-
continues, consult your Aston Martin Dealer.
be either obtained via the HomeLink Hot-line or held transmitter as well as the in-vehicle transceiver.
through the HomeLink compatibility list which is The manufacturer is not responsible for any radio
provided on the HomeLink website. or TV interference caused by unauthorized
modifications to this equipment. Such modifications
could void the user’s authority to operate the
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equipment.
2.9
Programming 2. Hold the remote control for the device to be Operation

programmed at a distance of 10-30 cm (4”-12”) The vehicle should be within the operating range of
Step 1 erases all programming and is only
away from the HomeLink transmitter unit. The
necessary if programming HomeLink for the first the gate or garage door opener and the ignition
LED should be kept in view.
time or when erasing all existing programming. It should be ON.
does not have to be followed to program the other The distance between the remote control and The HomeLink system operates the garage door
HomeLink buttons. the transmitter unit depends on the system being opener (or other device) in the same way as the
programmed and several attempts at different original remote control.
The HomeLink buttons can be reprogrammed distances may be necessary.
individually but not individually erased. Step 1 must
be completed to erase all programming. 3. Simultaneously push the remote control button
and the desired button (1, 2 or 3).
1. Press and hold the two outer HomeLink
buttons, until the HomeLink LED (A) begins to
flash after 20 seconds.
With the system programmed, press the appropriate

HomeLink button (1, 2, or 3) to operate the garage
door opener.
4. Using both hands, simultaneously push the The LED will come ON when the button on when a
remote control button and the desired button HomeLink button is pressed.
(1, 2 or 3).
All three buttons are now cleared. The The original remote control may also be used at
5. The LED will flash, first slowly and then rapidly
HomeLink system is now in setting mode. any time.
to show successful programming of the new
frequency signal. When the LED flashes rapidly, The LED will stay ON while the garage door opener
release both buttons. (or other device) operates. If it does not, your system
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may have a rolling code feature.
2.10
Rolling Code Synchronisation To synchronize for a rolling code: Reprogramming

To check if the garage door opener (or other device) 1. Locate the training or programming button on To programme a HomeLink button to a new device:
has a rolling code feature: the motor head unit for the garage door opener 1. Press and hold the desired HomeLink button
. Refer to the operating instructions of the
• Check the garage door opener manual. (1, 2, or 3) for 20 seconds until the LED starts
garage door opener.
• The remote control programs the HomeLink flashing slowly. Do not release the button until
system, but HomeLink buttons do not operate 2. Press the training button on the motor head step 4 has been completed.
the garage door opener. unit for the garage door opener. This will
2. Hold the remote control for the device to be
• Press and hold down the programmed HomeLink usually set a ‘training’ LED to ON. programmed at a distance of 10-30 cm (4”-12”)
button. There will typically be a 30 second window in away from the HomeLink transmitter unit. The
For a rolling code system, the LED flashes quickly which to initiate step 3. LED should be kept in view.
and then stays ON constantly for two seconds. 3. Press and release the programmed HomeLink 3. Now press and hold the remote control button.
This pattern repeats itself for up to 20 seconds. button. Press and release the HomeLink button 4. The LED will flash, first slowly and then rapidly
To programme a rolling code system, it must be a second time to complete synchronisation. to show successful programming of the new
synchronized with this system again before it will frequency signal. When the LED flashes rapidly,
Some systems may require this procedure to be
function correctly. release both buttons.
completed a third time.
The garage door opener should now recognize the
rolling code signal and operate when the HomeLink
button is pressed.
The next two buttons may now be programmed if
this has not previously been done.
Vehicle Security
2.11
Vehicle Security
2.12
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Checks Before Driving ......................................3.2 Child Safety....................................................3.15
Seat Controls....................................................3.2 Front Passenger Sensing..................................3.16
Seat Memory Function .....................................3.4 LATCH Anchors .............................................3.18
Steering Wheel.................................................3.5 Tether Anchors...............................................3.19
Interior Mirrors.................................................3.5 Automatic Locking Retractors .........................3.20
Exterior Mirrors ................................................3.5 Child Seats .....................................................3.21
Electric Windows .............................................3.7 Trunk Storage.................................................3.22
Restraints System..............................................3.8 Cabin Storage.................................................3.23
Seat Belts .........................................................3.9 Accessory Sockets...........................................3.24
Airbags ...........................................................3.13 Accessory Sockets...........................................3.24
Reading Lamps...............................................3.24
Checks Before Driving Seat Controls

Inspect your vehicle to make sure that everything is Front Seats Seat Adjustment
according to the information and specifications in
Warning: Do not attempt to adjust the drivers When making seat adjustments, i.e. moving the
this Owner’s Guide.
seat whilst driving. seat base rearwards, raising or lowering the seat
Outside the Vehicle: base, the seat back will motor forwards whenever it
The vehicle key must
• Visually check the road wheels, nuts and tires. approaches trim panels located behind it. If the seat
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only be inserted into the
• Check that all windows, mirrors and lamps are back is tilted backwards the seat base will move
ignition control with the
clear and unobstructed. forwards if the seat back approaches trim panels.
two indents first, as shown.
• Check that the trunk lid, hood and fuel filler flap Driver's Seat
To insert the larger end
are securely closed.
first the key may damage the ignition control.
• Check the operation of all lamps.
The front seats can be adjusted while the vehicle key
Once Inside the Vehicle:
is in the ignition control. Gently insert the vehicle
• Check that the doors are securely closed. key up to position ‘I’ (press down until the
• Check that the seat, mirrors and steering wheel instrument cluster and infotainment centre lights
adjustments are correct. come ON) and release.
• Check that all gauges and symbols are reading
They can also be adjusted:
correctly.
• Check that all passengers have fastened their seat • Up to six minutes after a door is unlocked and
belts. before the vehicle key is inserted into the ignition
[1] : Raise or lower the front of the seat.
control
• Up to six minutes after the vehicle key is [2] : Move the seat forwards or rearwards.
removed from the ignition control [3] : Raise or lower the rear of the seat.
If the seat operation times out: [4] : Increase or decrease the angle of the seat
• Place the vehicle key in the ignition control back.
• Close or open a door [5] : Hold the thumb wheel forwards or rearwards to
increase or reduce the lumbar support.
The ignition must be ON before the heated seat
and lumbar support can be operated.
3.2
Passenger Seat Seat Head Restraints Rear Folding Seats

The driver and front passenger seats include non- The rear seats back can fold down to give access to
adjustable head restraints (B), which limit the the load area or increase trunk area (Refer to ’Trunk
rearward travel of the head in a rear impact and may Storage’, page 3.22).
reduce whip lash injuries. When sitting in the seats
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Press and hold (half a second) and release the seat
make sure that the seat back is in an upright position back release button (C) for each rear seat as
and that the rear of the head is positioned in the required. Lower the seat back until level with the
centre of the head restraint area. The head restraints trunk floor.
are most effective when the distance between the
rear of the head and the head restraint is kept to a
[1] : Hold the thumb wheel forwards or rearwards to minimum.
increase or reduce the lumbar support.
[2] : Move the seat forwards or rearwards.
[3] : Increase or decrease the angle of the seat
back.
The ignition must be ON before the lumbar
support can be operated.
To raise lift the seat back to its upright position, take
care not to trap the seat belt, and make sure that the
seat back is locked into position (button LED OFF). If
the button LED stays ON the seat back is not locked
in place.
If the vehicle has no power a manual release is
located on the outside, behind both seat backs.
The seat backs can only be released when a rear
door is open and the vehicle is at a standstill.
3.3
Seat Memory Function

Warning: Make sure that there is nothing in Setting a Preset Position Recalling a Memorized Position
front of, behind, or under the seat during Once in the seat press and hold button 1, 2 or 3
Warning: Do not attempt to adjust the seat
adjustment. whilst driving. (depending on which position required) until all
movement is stopped. The seat and door mirrors
Warning: To avoid injury, make sure that Adjust the seat and the door rear view mirrors to the (when adjusting the driver’s seat) move to the
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children do not play with the switches. desired position. The mirror memory operates only programmed position. If the button is released all
Warning: If the seat accidentally begins to when adjusting the driver's seat. For mirror movement will stop, press and hold again to
move, press any seat control button to stop the adjustment, (Refer to ’Exterior Mirrors’, page 3.5). continue movement.
seat. Push both the memory button (M) and the desired Memory Using the Emotion Control Unit
The position of the driver and front passenger seats setting button (1, 2 or 3) simultaneously and release. When the vehicle is locked using the Emotion
can be memorized and recalled. A chime is heard and a message will show in the
Control Unit (ECU), the driver’s seat and both door
message centre to confirm1. By repeating these steps
Three different driving position profiles can be rear view mirrors will remember their positions. The
and pressing an unused button, a second and third next time the vehicle is opened using the same ECU,
entered in the memory. The memory position of the
driving position can be stored in the memory. the seat and door rear view mirrors will move to the
driver’s seat also includes both door rear view
mirrors. memorized position once the door handle is used.
The seat and door rear view mirrors only move if
they have been moved previously, i.e. the spare ECU
has been used and the seats or mirrors have been
moved.
Emergency Stop
If the seat accidentally begins to move, press any seat
control button to stop the seat.
When making adjustments to a set driving
position, reset the new position in the same memory
channel. The previous memory is erased when a
new driving position is entered.
1. Driver's seat only.
3.4
Steering Wheel Interior Mirrors Exterior Mirrors

Warning: Do not adjust steering wheel whilst Rear View Mirror To adjust the door
driving. Automatic Dim mirrors select the
left or right mirror
Warning: Make sure that the steering column Adjust the mirror on its ball mounting until a
(B). Then move the
is fully locked in position. The reach and tilt satisfactory rear view is obtained.
joystick (A) up,
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release lever must be fully up, in line with the The rear view mirror will dim automatically if the down, left or right
steering column. glare from the headlamps of following vehicles to adjust the
Reach and Tilt becomes too bright. The mirror will return to normal selected mirror.
view as unwanted glare reduces to an acceptable
The reach and tilt angle of the steering wheel are The vehicle
level. If the mirror is dimmed when reverse gear is
adjusted by using the release lever (A). Pull the key must be at position ‘I’ or ‘II’ in the ignition
selected the mirror will revert to normal view.
release lever downwards and manoeuvre the control before the door mirrors can be adjusted.
steering wheel to the required position. Hold the
An amber LED shows the selected mirror.
steering wheel in the required position and lock it by
pulling the release lever up. Heated Mirrors
When the heated rear window is ON the heaters in
the door mirrors will operate for 6.5 minutes.
Vanity Mirror
A vanity mirror is located in each sun visor.
3.5
Power Fold Function Reverse Dip Function Reverse Mirror Dip Settings
When the vehicle is locked using the vehicle key or This function gives a better view to the rear of the 1. Press MENU on the console.
master lock switch the mirrors will automatically fold vehicle while reversing. 2. Navigate to <SYSTEM SETTINGS>, select
in flat against the doors. They return to the driving When reverse gear is selected: <Mirror settings> and then <Reverse mirror
position once the vehicle is unlocked. dip>.
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Automatic Mode: When reverse gear is selected the
This function can be enabled or disabled. Press 3. Select <Passenger and driver>, <Passenger
door mirrors automatically move to the first preset
MENU on the console. Navigate to <SYSTEM dip position. If the mirror requires further lowering, only> or <Off>.
SETTINGS>, select <Mirror settings> and then press down and release the mirror joystick (A) again. If set to <Passenger and driver>: Both door
<Powerfold mirrors>. Press ENTER to toggle If the mirror is lowered too far, press the mirror mirrors dip automatically when reverse gear is
between ON and OFF. joystick up and release. selected.
Manual Fold Function Manual Mode: Press down and release the mirror If set to <Passenger only>: Only the passenger
door mirror dips when reverse gear is selected.
To manually fold or unfold the door mirrors: joystick (A). This will lower the door mirrors to preset
position 1 dip. If the mirror requires further If set to <Off>: The door mirrors stay in
Insert the vehicle key to position ‘I’ or ‘II’ in the manual mode.
lowering, press down and release the joystick again.
ignition control. Move the mirrors to the folded or
If the mirror is lowered too far, press the mirror 4. Then press and hold BACK to accept and return
unfolded position by pressing down and releasing to the main screen.
both the left and right mirror select switches (B) joystick up and release.
together. In manual or automatic mode the mirrors return to
driving view when reverse gear is de-selected or
If the mirrors are manually folded they will when either mirror button (B) is pressed.
remain folded on unlock until 10kmph (6 mph) is
reached.
Door mirror vibration can occur if the mirrors
have been moved manually (folded or unfolded),
either intentionally or accidentally. To reset the
linkage manually, operate the door mirrors once to
fold or unfold the mirrors.
3.6
Electric Windows
Warning: Misuse of the window switches, Firmly press and release to lower the window with Window Anti-Trap
especially by children, can result in injury due to one touch. The anti-trap sensor detects an obstruction between
entrapment in the window closure. Drivers must the window glass and the door seal during window
advise all passengers of the possible danger and closing. The window will continue to close until the
make sure that all obstructions are clear before obstruction is sensed by the door seal sensor, closing
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raising the window. then stops and the window backs off. This is a safety
The windows can be operated up to one minute feature designed to prevent inadvertent closing of a
after the vehicle key is removed from the ignition window on vulnerable parts of the body or other
control. obstructions. Remove any obstruction and then
close the window.
Each vehicle door has its own window switch. The
drivers door window switch can operate all windows If power to the electric windows has been If, for any reason it is required to override the anti-
and, for safety, can lock both rear door window interrupted for any reason, they will fail to operate trap mechanism, lift and hold the relevant window
switches. correctly until reset (Refer to ’Door Window Reset’, switch until the window has closed.
To raise and lower the windows the vehicle key must page 11.27).
be at ignition position ‘I’ or ‘II’. Lightly pull back and hold to raise the window in one
Lightly press and hold a window switch (A) for the movement. Lightly pull back and release, to raise the
drivers door or (B) for the other doors to lower the window in stages. Firmly pull back and release to
window in one movement. Lightly press and release raise the window in one movement (only when the
the window switch to lower the window in stages. door is closed).1
If a rear door window is lowered the front door
window (on the same side) will also lower a few
millimetres (still maintaining a water tight seal). As
the rear window is raised the front window will raise.
1. One movement operation will not work if the anti-trap

is faulty
3.7
Restraints System
Rear Door Window Lock Door Sealing The restraints system gives protection to the driver
The rear door windows can be locked so that rear and all passengers in a variety of impact conditions.
Warning: Make sure that all passengers are
The system consists of:
passengers can not operate them. Open or close the clear when the window mechanism is operating.
windows as required then press and release the rear • Driver and passenger safety belts with pre-
To minimize wind noise and to make sure that the tensioners and load limiting systems
door window lock button (C) to lock. Press and
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window seal is watertight a door sealing system is • Driver and passengers head airbags (door
release again to unlock.
used to provide a tight fit of the door glass to the seals mounted)
around the top of the door opening. • Driver and front passenger seat side airbags
When a door is opened, the windows in both doors, • Front Passenger Sensing
on the same side, automatically lower a small • Driver and front passenger dual-stage airbags
distance to clear the door seal. As the door is closed, All of these systems are controlled by a Restraints
both door windows automatically, after a pause, lift Control Module (RCM). In a collision the RCM will
against the body frame rubber seals (rear door lifts analyse information from various sensors, including
first). As the vehicle speed reaches 7 km/h (5 mph) crash and seat occupancy conditions. Based on this
the front door windows will lift a small amount again information the RCM will deploy the appropriate
to make sure of a good water tight seal. safety devices. During a crash, the RCM may or may
Operation with Vehicle Key
not operate the safety belt pre-tensioner(s) and
When unlocking the vehicle with the vehicle key, none, one, or both stages of the dual-stage airbag
press to unlock and hold until the windows start to supplemental restraints.
move, then release. The door windows will fully
If the pre-tensioners or airbags do not operate in a
lower.
collision it does not mean that something is wrong
with the system. Rather, it means the system
determined the accident conditions (crash severity,
belt usage, etc.) were not appropriate to operate
these safety devices.
Front airbags are designed to operate only in frontal
and near-frontal collisions, not rollovers, side-
impacts, or rear-impacts unless the collision causes
sufficient longitudinal deceleration.
3.8
Seat Belts
Determining if the System is Operational Aston Martin strongly recommend the use of seat Warning: Be sure that you and your
belts. passengers always fasten their seat belts and use
A warning symbol in the instrument cluster Warning: Seat belts should not be worn with them correctly even though airbags are
shows the condition of the system. A difficulty with straps twisted. provided.
the system is shown by one or more of the following:
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Warning: Each belt assembly must only be Warning: Reclining the seat back decreases
• The warning symbol will flash or stay ON.
used by one occupant; it is dangerous to put a protection provided by the seat belt in the event
• The warning symbol does not come ON
belt around a child being carried on the of a crash. Adjust the seat back to an upright
immediately after the ignition is set to ON. position. Make sure that the seat back is locked
passengers lap. Do not put an adult seat belt
If either of these conditions occur, even around two children. in place. Otherwise it could move forward in the
intermittently, have the restraint system serviced at event of a sudden stop or crash and cause injury.
your Aston Martin Dealer immediately. Unless Warning: When installed, the seat belt
serviced, the system may not operate correctly in the webbing must not contact any sharp edges which Warning: Seat belts are designed to bear
event of a collision. could abrade or cut the webbing during normal upon the bony structure of the body, and should
use or in an accident. If necessary, the webbing be worn low across the front of the pelvis, chest
must be protected. and shoulders; wearing the lap section of the
belt across the abdominal area must be avoided.
Warning: Care should be taken to avoid
contamination of the webbing with polishes, oils Warning: Never place the shoulder portion of
and chemicals, and particularly battery acid. belt under your arm or behind your back.
Cleaning may safely be carried out using mild Warning: Always remove rigid or breakable
soap and water. The belt should be replaced if objects i.e. spectacles or a mobile phone, from
webbing becomes frayed, contaminated or your pockets. These items could be trapped
damaged. under seat belts, possibly causing injury in the
Warning: Wearing your seat belt is crucial to event of an accident.
your safety. Not wearing a seat belt increases Warning: Expectant mothers should seek
chance of serious injury or death in the event of medical advice on the most appropriate way to
an accident. wear the seat belt.
3.9
Warning: Seat belts must be kept clean so Pre-tensioner and Load Limiting Seat Belt Reminder
that the retractor works correctly. Make sure All seat belts are equipped with pre-tensioner and Front Passengers
that belt webbing is not twisted, looped, frayed load limiting systems. A warning symbol in the instrument cluster will
or obstructed in any way. If in doubt about
In most moderate frontal or near frontal accidents, come ON and warning sound will be heard for
condition or operation of seat belt installation,
the front airbag and all pre-tensioner systems will six seconds (approximately) when the ignition
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have it checked by your Aston Martin Dealer.
deploy simultaneously. is set to ON if the driver or front passenger1 seat belt
Warning: No modifications or additions The pre-tensioners take up slack in the seat belts as is not fastened. (Market area dependent.)
should be made by the user which will either the airbags are expanding. The load limiting system An audible warning will sound. Stop the vehicle and
prevent seat belt adjusting devices from releases belt webbing in a controlled manner to fasten the seat belt.
operating, or prevent seat belt assembly from reduce belt force on the passenger’s chest. Rear Passengers
being adjusted to remove slack. Never install
In some moderate frontal or near frontal If a rear door has been opened and closed the
accessories on your seat belts.
accidents, only the pre-tensioner system will deploy. message centre will show the rear seatbelts status.
Warning: Seat belts should be adjusted as The message will go OFF after 10 seconds once the
firmly as possible, consistent with comfort, to vehicle has reach a speed of 7 km/h (5 mph) or press
provide the protection for which they have been the READ button to clear the message immediately.
designed. A slack belt will greatly reduce the If a seat belt is unfastened during a journey the
protection afforded to the wearer. warning symbol and a message will show. The
Warning: It is essential to replace the entire warning will stop once the seat belt is fastened or
seat belt assembly after it has been worn in a manually cleared by pressing the READ button.
severe impact even if damage to the seat belt
assembly is not obvious.
1. If a passenger is sitting in the front passenger seat.
3.10
To Disable or Enable the Rear Seat Belt Reminder Seat Belt Fastening The inertia belt reels will automatically tension the
• Make sure that the ignition is set to OFF (ignition belts to provide security with comfort. In the event
When parked on an incline, the seat belt may
position '0') and that both rear seat belts are of a collision or during severe braking, the belt reels
lock as it is withdrawn. This is not a fault. If the
unfastened. will lock.
mechanism locks, release the belt tension and then
• Set the ignition to ON (ignition position 'II') and Pull out the seat belt, drawing the tongue over the
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pull the belt very gently to avoid operation of the
within 60 seconds fasten and unfasten a rear seat shoulder and across the chest.
inertia lock.
belt nine times. Finish with the belt unfastened.
• The message ENABLE/DISABLE REAR SEAT BELT Each seat has three point, inertia reel seat belts
REMINDER? will show in the message centre. installed. Items (1), (2) and (3) show the three points
Within five seconds fasten and unfasten the rear of the seat belt. Item (3) is also the location of the
seat belt once more. belt buckle.
• The conformation message REAR SEAT BELT
REMINDER ENABLED/DISABLED will show for
30 seconds.
The warning messages are always available, press the
READ button to view stored messages.
3.11
Push the tongue into the belt buckle latch until a Seat Belt Unfastening Child Seat Belt Fastening
positive click is heard. Push the button on the buckle. While holding the Warning: An infant or child that is not
seat belt tongue allow the belt to slowly retract to its correctly restrained can be seriously injured or
stored position. killed in a crash. Seat belts are designed for
adults and larger children; infants and smaller
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children must be restrained in an approved child
safety seat.
Make sure that there is no slack in the webbing and
that the restraint installs correctly across the child's
rib cage and hips. These are the parts of the body
most able to take the force of impact.
Pull upwards on the diagonal belt to make sure that
the latching is secure and to remove all slack from The lap strap should pass across the top of the child’s
the belt. thighs, bearing on the pelvis, not on the abdominal
area.
Finally, double check that the lap belt is installed
snugly, low down across the hips, and that there are
no twists.
If it is necessary for a passenger to adjust their seat or
seating position during a journey, the belt tension
might be disturbed.
The passenger should therefore (as soon as it is safe
to do so) gently pull down the shoulder run of the
seat belt to create some slack and then immediately
release it to re-tension the belt for the new seating
position.
3.12
Airbags
Supplemental Restraints System The purpose of the airbags is to provide additional protection for the driver and
The vehicle is equipped with driver and passenger airbags. The airbags and seat passengers in the event of a serious impact (front or side impacts). The airbags
are supplementary to the seat belts.
belt pre-tensioners are electrically controlled by the restraints system.
Important airbag safety labels are located on the sun visors and on the end of
the instrument panel (passenger side). Make sure that the instructions on these
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labels are read and complied with before driving the vehicle.
The front airbags (A) only deploy in a serious front

collision. The side airbags, located in the front seats
(B) and the door top panels (C) only deploy
according to which side has been impacted in a
serious side collision. The airbags mounted in the
door top panels on each door are designed to
protect the heads of the driver and passengers
during certain side impacts.
The side airbags, located in the front seats (B) only
deploy according to which side has been impacted
in a serious side collision.
3.13
Airbag Deployment The whole sequence of events from sensing the

Warning: The use of accessory seat covers impact to full inflation of the airbag takes place in a
may prevent the deployment of the side airbags fraction of a second. The noise and gas associated
and increase the risk of injury in an accident. Do with the deployment of the airbags is not injurious to
not use accessory seat covers. health.
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Do not change, modify or tamper with the steering
Warning: All passengers, including the driver, wheel, passenger side fascia or any other part of the
should always wear seat belts, whether or not an airbag system. Such actions could disable the system
airbag is provided, to decrease the risk of injury or cause inadvertent airbag deployment.
or death in the event of a crash.
The system will not deploy in the event of minor
Warning: No objects whatsoever should be frontal or side impacts, such as contacts when
attached to the centre cover of the steering parking.
wheel or the front passenger fascia panel. Such The airbag system is not designed to protect against
objects could cause harm if the vehicle is in a rear impacts.
collision severe enough to cause the airbags to
All work on the airbag system must only be carried
deploy.
out by an Aston Martin Dealer.
Airbags inflate rapidly and with considerable force;
If you are considering modifying this vehicle in
there is therefore a risk of death or serious injury
any way to accommodate a disability, for example
such as fractures, facial and eye injuries or internal
by altering or adapting the driver's or passenger's
injuries, particularly to passengers who are not
seat or airbag systems, please contact Aston Martin:
correctly restrained by seat belts or are not sitting
Customer Service Manager, Aston Martin North
correctly when the airbags deploy. The risk of injury
America, One Premier Place, Irvine, CA 92618.
from a deploying airbag is greatest close to the trim
panel covering the airbag. [A] : Front airbag deployment
[B] : Front seats side airbag deployment
[C] : Door airbag deployment
3.14
Child Safety
Aston Martin strongly recommends: Your vehicle has the following devices for the Warning Labels
• Not to install any child seat on the front installation of child restraints:
Warning: Extreme Hazard: NEVER use a
passenger seat of this vehicle. • Tether anchor points (Rear passenger seats only) rearward facing child restraint on a seat
• That all children are seated in the rear • LATCH anchors (Rear passenger seats only) protected by an ACTIVE AIRBAG in front of it.
passenger seats. Child Seats and Front Passenger Airbag
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DEATH or SERIOUS INJURY to the Child can
• Always use LATCH anchors where available. occur.
• A child, regardless of age, should always be Warning: Do not place a child restraint on a
restrained when travelling in a vehicle. seat with an active airbag. The warning labels for the airbags are located on
Warning: Accident statistics show that In the event of a serious frontal or side collision the both sun visors and on the end of the instrument
panel (passenger side).
children are generally safer when correctly vehicle airbag system is designed to deploy, to
restrained in the rear seat than in the front seat. provide additional protection for the front seat Child Safety Locks
A suitable child restraint, correctly installed and occupants. When the child locks are ON the rear doors can not
used, provides the highest degree of protection If a child seat is to be used in the front passenger be opened from the inside.
for infants and small children in most accident seat, the front passenger airbag must be set to OFF. Press the MENU button on the console and select
situations. Make sure that the child seat manufacturer’s <Child lock enabled>. Press ENTER to toggle
Warning: Do not allow children to travel in a installation instructions are followed correctly. between child locks ON and OFF.
vehicle without being correctly restrained. An If a forward facing child seat is to be used in the front In the event of a vehicle accident the rear doors
appropriate child seat or harness should always passenger seat, follow the child seat manufacturer’s will automatically unlock.
be used. instructions to secure the child seat and move the
passenger seat to its rearmost and lowest position.
Warning: Each seat belt assembly must be
used by only one passenger. It is dangerous to
put a seat belt around a child being carried on
the passengers lap.
Warning: Make sure that an installed child
seat does not rest against the door, that the child
sits correctly in the seat and does not lean close
to, or against, the door or window.
3.15
Front Passenger Sensing

The front passenger sensing system is part of an If the front passenger The passenger sensing system may detect small
advanced restraints system and gives the following, seat is occupied and or medium objects placed on the seat base. For most
in addition to the restraints system. the sensing system has objects which are on the passenger seat, the
Front passenger sensing is designed to meet the set the passenger’s front passenger front airbag will be set to OFF. Even
regulatory requirements of Federal Motor Vehicle airbag to OFF, the PASS though the passenger airbag is set to OFF, the PASS
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Safety Standard (FMVSS) 208 and is designed to set AIRBAG OFF symbol AIRBAG OFF symbol may or may not come ON
the front passenger’s front airbag to OFF under (A) will come ON and according to the table above.
certain conditions. stay ON to show that
the front passenger The PASS AIRBAG OFF symbol will come ON for
The system works with sensors which are installed in a short period when the ignition is switched ON to
front airbag is OFF.
the front passenger’s seat. The sensors are designed
Front passenger sensing confirm it is ready.
to detect the presence of a correctly seated
passenger and determine if the front passenger’s will set the front Seating Position
front airbag should be set to ON or OFF. passenger’s front airbag
to ON anytime the Warning: Always sit upright against the seat
If it is necessary to modify the advanced back, with your feet on the floor. If you do not sit
system senses that a
restraints system to accommodate a person with correctly or with the seat back reclined too far
person of adult size is
disabilities, contact your Aston Martin Dealer at the this can take off weight from the seat base and
sitting correctly in the front passenger seat.
phone number shown in the dealer directory of this affect the decision of the front passenger sensing
owner’s guide. Passenger Seat Airbag PASS AIRBAG OFF system, resulting in serious injury or death in a
Front passenger sensing will set the front passenger’s Lamp crash.
front airbag to OFF if: Empty OFF OFF Warning: Incorrect installation of a child seat
• The front passenger seat is unoccupied. Child + child seat OFF ON may cause the passenger sensing system to leave
• A child is present or a child is present in a child Adult ON OFF the front airbag set to ON. Always make sure that
seat which is installed according to the child seats are correctly installed on the seat.
manufacturer’s instructions. Read the child seat manufacturer’s installation
• A front passenger takes their weight off of the seat instructions.
for a period of time.
3.16
Warning: Even with the advanced restraints After all passengers have adjusted their seats and put If you think that the status of the PASS AIRBAG OFF
system, children aged 12 and under should be on safety belts, its very important that they continue symbol is incorrect, check for the following:
correctly restrained in the rear seats. to sit correctly. A correctly seated passenger sits • Objects
upright, leaning against the seat back, and centred • Lodged underneath the seat.
Warning: Do not stow objects in seat back on the seat cushion, with their feet comfortably • Between the seat cushion and the centre
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pocket, the seat base front pocket or hang extended on the floor. Sitting incorrectly can
objects off seat back if a child is in the front console.
increase the chance of injury in a crash event. For
passenger seat. • Hanging off the seat back.
example, if a passenger slouches, lies down, turns
• Stowed in the seat back document pocket.
Warning: Do not place objects underneath sideways, sits forward, leans forward or side ways, or
• Placed on the passenger's lap.
the front passenger seat or between the seat and puts one or both feet up, the chance of injury during
a crash is greatly increased. • Cargo interference with the seat.
the centre console.
• Other passengers pushing or pulling on the seat.
If a person of adult size is sitting in the front
Warning: Check the PASS AIRBAG OFF • Rear passenger feet and knees resting or pushing
passenger’s seat and the PASS AIRBAG OFF symbol
symbol for correct airbag status. on the seat.
is ON, it is possible that the person is not sitting
Warning: Failure to follow these instructions correctly in the seat. These conditions can cause the weight of a correctly
can interfere with the front passenger seat seated passenger to be incorrectly interpreted by the
If this happens:
sensing system. front passenger sensing system. The person in the
1. Set the ignition to OFF. Ask the person to place front passenger seat can appear heavier or lighter
Warning: Any alteration or modification to the seat back in the full upright position. due to the conditions described.
the front passenger seat may affect the 2. Have the person sit upright in the seat, centred
performance of the front passenger sensing on the seat cushion, with the person’s legs
system. comfortably extended.
3. Start the engine and have the person stay in this
position for about two minutes. This will let the
system detect that person and set the
passenger’s front airbag to ON.
4. If the PASS AIRBAG OFF symbol stays ON even
after this, the person should be advised to sit in
a rear seat. (If Available)
3.17
LATCH Anchors
If the PASS AIRBAG OFF symbol is ON, do the Determining if the System is Operational Warning: An unsecured child seat is
following: The warning symbol shows the status of the system. dangerous. In a sudden stop or a collision it
The driver and adult passengers should check for any A problem with the system is shown by one or more could move, causing serious injury or death to
objects that may be lodged underneath the front of the following: the child or other passengers. Make sure the
passenger seat or cargo interfering with the seat. child seat is correctly secured in place according
• The warning symbol will either flash or stay ON.
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If objects are lodged or cargo is interfering with the • The warning symbol will not come ON to the manufacturer’s instructions.
seat, take the following steps to remove the immediately after the ignition is set to ON. Warning: When installing the child seat, make
obstruction: sure that there are no seat belts or foreign
If either of these conditions occur, even
1. Set the ignition to OFF. intermittently, have the restraint system serviced at objects near or around the LATCH anchors. If
2. Check for any objects lodged underneath the your Aston Martin Dealer immediately. Unless seat belts or a foreign object prevents the child
front passenger seat or cargo interfering with serviced, the system may not operate correctly in a seat from being securely attached to the LATCH
the seat. collision. anchors, the child seat could move in a sudden
3. Remove the obstruction(s) (if found). stop or collision causing serious injury or death
4. Start the engine. to the child or other passengers.
5. Wait at least two minutes and verify that the
PASS AIRBAG OFF symbol is no longer ON.
If the PASS AIRBAG OFF symbol stays ON, this may
or may not be a problem due to the front passenger
sensing system.
Do not attempt to repair or service the system. Take
the vehicle immediately to the nearest Aston Martin
Dealer.
3.18
Tether Anchors
Remove the lower seat back panel (A). Place the Warning: An infant or child that is not A tether is a strap that connects the top of a child seat
panel in it's tool tray in the trunk. properly restrained can be seriously injured or to a tether anchor point on the vehicle to reduce
killed in a crash. Seat belts are designed for excessive movement of the child seat in the event of
adults and larger children; infants and smaller a collision. The purpose of a tether strap is to provide
children must be restrained in an approved child additional protection for the child seat occupant in
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safety seat. the event of a serious impact. The tether strap is
supplementary to the seat belts.
Warning: Make sure that the child seat tether
Your vehicle has a tether anchor point for each rear
strap is always used when installing a child seat
passenger seat.
with LATCH anchors.
The seat back trim panels are left and right Warning: Child restraint anchorages are
handed. designed to withstand only those loads imposed
Secure the child seat using the LATCH anchors (B), by correctly installed child restraints. Under no
following the child seat manufacturer's instructions. circumstances are they to be used for adult
seatbelts, harnesses or for attaching other items
or equipment to the vehicle.
Warning: Always follow the child seat
manufacturer’s instructions. Not following the
child seat manufacturer’s instructions when
installing the child seat is dangerous.
Warning: Make sure the child seat tether
strap is free from obstructions above and below.
Do not place any items on the tether strap
between the child seat and the tether anchor
point. Do not place tether strap over any items
between the child seat and the tether anchor
point.
3.19
Automatic Locking Retractors

Correct Assembly of Tether Anchorages Warning: Always follow the child seat ALR Operation
The tether anchor point is located at the rear of the manufacturer’s instructions. Not following the Gently pull out the seat belt until fully extended. The
trunk area (A). The trunk space area must be child seat manufacturer’s instructions when ALR system will only engage at the maximum
configured as configuration two (Refer to ’Trunk installing the child seat is dangerous. extension point of the seat belt.
Storage’, page 3.22). Aston Martin does not recommend any specific Thread the belt tongue through the child seat as
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Route the tether strap through the seat back as child seat for this vehicle which requires the use of instructed by the child seat manufacturer. Engage
shown. Engage the tether clip to the anchor point as the vehicle seat belt for installation. the tongue into the belt buckle.
shown and make sure that the locking spring has The Automatic Locking Retractor (ALR) system is Adjust the tongue position on the belt, if necessary,
fully closed to prevent accidental disengagement. designed to securely hold child seats. The ALR to make sure that the lower belt run is tight and then
Always make sure that the tether strap length is system temporarily locks the seat belt that is securing allow the upper run of the seat belt to fully retract
adjusted to remove any slack. a child seat. until the child seat is securely held. The ALR system
will be heard ‘clicking’ as the seat belt retracts.
When fully retracted, pull down on the upper run of
the belt to check that the ALR lock has engaged.
When parked on an incline, the seat belt may
lock as it is withdrawn. This is not a fault. If the
mechanism locks, release the seat belt tension and
then pull the seat belt very gently to avoid operation
of the inertia lock.
The ALR system will disengage when the seat belt is
fully retracted. The seat belt may then be worn when
required as a normal seat belt. Once the ALR is
disengaged, the seat belt must be fully extended to
re-engage the system on the next occasion that a
child seat is installed.
3.20
Child Seats
Warning: Always follow the child seat Use of Child Seats An infant or child that is not correctly restrained can
manufacturer’s instructions. Not following the Child safety seats must be in conformity with Federal be seriously injured or killed in a crash. Seat belts are
instructions when installing the child seat is designed for adults and larger children; infants and
Motor Vehicle Safety Standard 213. Look for the
dangerous. smaller children must be restrained in an approved
statement on the box and seat.
child seat.
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Warning: Do not seat a child aged 12 or When installing child seats on the rear seat(s) make
sure that there is sufficient room between the Children can be seriously injured in a crash if their
younger, or weighing 36 kg (80 lbs) or less in the
child seat is not correctly secured in the vehicle.
car without an appropriate child seat or booster backrest of the front seat and the child seat. Move
cushion. the front seat forward if necessary. Never hold a baby or child on your lap while riding
in the vehicle.
Aston Martin strongly recommends not to install Look for the following when selecting a child seat:
any child seat on the front passenger seat of this Consult with local manufacturers of forward facing
• It should have a label certifying that it meets the
vehicle. applicable Safety Standards. restraint and booster cushions. These manufacturers
can supply you with advice on the safety of their
• Carefully read the instructions supplied with the
particular child restraints.
child seat. Make sure you understand them and
can install and use the device correctly and safely Check the seat manufacturer’s instructions for
in the vehicle. correct use and installation – use the correct size seat
• Make sure that the child seat is appropriate for and correctly secure the seat in the vehicle in
the child’s weight and development. The label accordance with the manufacturer's instructions. Be
required by the standard or regulations, or sure to read and follow the ‘Installation and Use
instructions for infant seats, usually provide this Instructions’ provided with the child seat.
information.
3.21
Trunk Storage
The trunk area can be configured to let various small Configuration (2) Parcel Shelf
or large items be placed in the trunk. Lay the trunk divide panel down to give more space The parcel shelf has two lugs which locate into the
Configuration (1) for larger items. trunk lid and two magnets which hold the shelf in
Lift the trunk divide panel up. The rear seats can also be lowered to increase place.
With the trunk divide panel raised and the parcel the load area1. (Refer to ’Rear Folding Seats’, page To remove the parcel shelf, pull the base away from
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shelf in place items placed in the trunk are hidden 3.3) the glass by two or three centimetres (A) to release it
from view. from the magnets. Gently lower the shelf away from
the trunk lid to release the two lugs (B). To install the
shelf insert the two lugs into the trunk lid and bring
the top of the shelf up to the trunk lid until the
magnets hold the shelf in place.
1. Rear folding seat option only.
3.22
Cabin Storage
Glove Box Cup Holders
Press the glove box button (A) to open. Push up to Warning: Only use the cup holder when safe
close. to do so.
Warning: Do not place hot drinks in the cup
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holder while the vehicle is in motion. There is a
risk of scalding if spilled.
Warning: Use soft cups only. Hard cups or
objects can cause personal injury in a collision.
Do not put open top drinks containers in the
cup holders. There is a risk of spillage under
heavy braking or steering which can damage
electrical components.
Cup holders are located in the front and rear centre
consoles.
When not in use, the parcel shelf locates in the trunk

floor space with the two leather straps facing down,
and the two lugs facing the trunk rear, as shown (C).
3.23
Reading Lamps Accessory Sockets

Door Pockets Reading lamps are located in the front environment. Warning: Damage to electrical circuits will
All doors have storage pockets. To operate the lamps (ON or OFF) touch the reading result if more than 10 amps is drawn from the
lamp bezel. accessory socket. Only connect accessories
Unless set to OFF or ON they will continue to which are designed for use in a motor vehicle.
operate up to six minutes after the ignition is set to
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Foreign items can get into the socket and
OFF.
cause damage - always place the cover on the
accessory socket when not in use.
Extended use of an accessory socket when
vehicle engine is set to OFF will discharge the
battery.
Read the manufacturer’s instructions and make sure
that you do not connect any device which would
exceed current rating of the accessory socket.
Accessory sockets are mounted in the front and rear
armrest storage boxes, and the right trunk side wall
and may be used to power any 12 volt vehicle
accessory requiring a current of less than 10 amps.
Ashtray and Cigar Lighter
(Optional)
Warning: The cigar lighter will be very hot
when in use. Take care to avoid burns. Do not
allow children to play with the cigar lighter.
The cigar lighter can be used in any in cabin
accessory socket when the vehicle key is in ignition
position ‘I’ or ‘II’.
Push the lighter down until it clicks. The lighter will
pop up when ready for use.
Foreign items can get into the socket and
cause damage - always place the lighter back into
the accessory socket when not in use.
The ashtray installs into any of the cup holders.
3.24
Controls
Instrument Cluster ............................................4.2
Information and Warning Symbols....................4.4
Centre Stack Controls .......................................4.6
Ignition Control ................................................4.7
Stalk Controls ...................................................4.8
Vehicle Horn....................................................4.9
Master Lamp Switch .......................................4.10
Trip Computer ...............................................4.11
Tire Pressure Monitoring.................................4.12
Cruise Control ................................................4.14
Ambient Temperature ....................................4.16
Instrument Cluster
[5] MESSAGE CENTRE (RIGHT): Shows the following:
• Trip Meter (A): Shows distances travelled
since last reset of trip meters T1 and T2.
Toggle between T1 and T2 by pressing T1/T2
(E) for less than three seconds. Press T1/T2 for
more than three seconds to reset the trip
meter on show.
• Sport Mode Status (B): Shows SPORT when
sport mode is ON.
• Cruise Status (C): Shows CRUISE when cruise control is ON (Refer to
’Cruise Control’, page 4.14).
[1] FUEL GAUGE: Shows how much fuel is in the fuel tank. Refuel as soon as • Odometer (D): Shows the total distance covered by the vehicle.
possible when the low fuel symbol comes ON.
[2] SPEEDOMETER: Shows vehicle road speed.
[3] MESSAGE CENTRE (LEFT): Shows the following:
• Vehicle Speed: Shows the vehicle road speed in a digital format.
• Gear Range: Shows the transmission position and current gear selection.
Possible transmission positions and gear selection are in bold.
[4] GEAR POSITION INDICATOR : Shows the current
transmission position when in Auto Transmission mode and the
current gear selection when in Touchtronic mode (Refer to
’Automatic Transmission’, page 5.4).
• Driver Information and Warnings

Messages show if an unsatisfactory condition is detected. Message
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priority is shown by a red or amber triangle above the message display.

Red: Potential personal danger or danger of damage to the vehicle.
Amber: Advisory, shows possible degraded vehicle performance.
Warning messages will show when the ignition is ON and will cycle
automatically.
View and acknowledge messages at any time by pressing the READ
button (F).
4.2
• Service Intervals Warning Symbols Low Outside Temperature

TIME FOR REGULAR SERVICE will be shown As the ignition is set to ON, the electronic control Warning: Even if the ICE WARNING message
when a regular vehicle service is due. This units complete a self check. During these checks the does not show, there is no guarantee that at low
message will show at ignition ON (for two following symbols will come ON for five seconds temperatures the road is free from ice.
minutes) until the regular service has taken and SYSTEM CHECK will show in the message At temperatures below 4°C the message ICE
place. centre. WARNING is shown in the message centre, this
• Trip Computer
shows to the driver that frost or ice is likely to form
The message centre (right) defaults to the trip
on road surfaces.
computer when there are no messages to
show.
The amber warning triangle will also come ON.
[6] TACHOMETER: Shows the engine speed in
revolutions per minute x 1000. The message and warning triangle will continue to
Under normal circumstances most warning symbols show until the outside temperature rises to a safer
[7] ENGINE COOLANT TEMPERATURE GAUGE:
will go OFF at the end of the individual system check level.
Shows the temperature of the engine coolant. if system checks are satisfactory.
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4.3
Information and Warning Symbols

[6] IGNITION WARNING: Comes ON when the ignition is set to ON
and goes OFF when the engine is started and battery charging
commences. Comes ON if battery charging fails whilst driving.
[7] OIL PRESSURE WARNING: Comes ON when the engine oil
pressure falls below minimum. Do not continue driving if this symbol
stays ON. Contact your Aston Martin Dealer immediately.
[8] SUPPLEMENTARY RESTRAINT SYSTEM:
Warning: Do not drive the vehicle if the Supplementary Restraint
System (SRS) warning symbol stays ON. Have the system checked by
an Aston Martin Dealer.
At vehicle key position ‘I’ and ‘II’ or on vehicle start up, this symbol comes ON
[1] LOW FUEL WARNING: Comes ON when only approximately 13 ltr for a few seconds as a readiness sign. If it does not come ON, or if it does not
(3.5 gal) of fuel or 80 km (50 miles) distance is available. At 13 ltr (3.5 go OFF after a few seconds, or if it comes ON whilst driving, the airbag self
gal)/ 80 km (50 miles) and 7 ltr (1.8 gal)/ 40 km (25 miles) an audible diagnostic system has detected a fault.
‘beep’ will sound and the ‘estimated distance’ message will show (for 20
[9] SEAT BELT WARNING:
seconds) in the message centre. The arrow head shows which side of the vehicle
the fuel flap is. Warning: Do not drive the vehicle if the seat belt warning symbol
[2] LEFT TURN INDICATORS: Flashes with the indicator or hazard stays ON. Have the system checked by an Aston Martin Dealer.
warning lamps (Ignition ON). This warning symbol will come ON and a chime will sound for six seconds if the
[3] HEADLAMPS: Shows that the main beam of the headlamps is in use. driver’s seat belt is not fastened when the ignition is set to ON. The chime will
continue to operate at different vehicle speeds until the seat belt is fastened
[4] SIDE LAMPS: Shows that the side lamps, dip or main beams are
(market dependant).
ON.
[10] DYNAMIC STABILITY CONTROL: When Dynamic Stability Control
[5] CHECK ENGINE:
(DSC) is ON this symbol will flash when the DSC system is operating. If,
Warning: Stop immediately if the check engine symbol flashes, do while DSC is ON, the DSC symbol stays ON or it comes ON whilst driving,
not drive the vehicle. Contact your Aston Martin Dealer. the DSC system has detected a fault. A DSC fault message will show in the
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Steady amber shows a fault in the engine management system. Continue driving message centre. Consult your Aston Martin Dealer as soon as possible.
only if there are no audible, visible or physical signs of degraded engine [11] TIRE PRESSURE: If this symbol stays ON or comes ON while driving,
performance. Consult your Aston Martin Dealer as soon as possible. Flashing a tire(s) air pressure is below specification.
amber shows a major fault in the engine management system. Stop
immediately. Contact your Aston Martin Dealer.
4.4
[12] ABS WARNING: Engine Oil Level Sensing

Warning: If the ABS warning symbol stays ON, do not drive the The electronic engine oil level sensing system does not replace the need
vehicle. Have the system checked by an Aston Martin Dealer. for the owner to regularly check their engine oil using the dipstick. Check
If this symbol stays ON or comes ON while driving there is a fault in the ABS the engine oil level every fourth fuel tank fill or weekly - which ever is the
control circuits. Continue driving only if there are no audible, visible or physical soonest.
signs of degraded brake performance. Consult your Aston Martin Dealer as soon This vehicle has an electronic engine Oil Level Sensing (OLS) system which
as possible if this symbol stays ON. records the engine oil level every vehicle start if the vehicle has been left for 4
[13] BRAKE WARNING: or more hours, if the vehicle is on level ground, and if it is within a pre-set oil
Warning: If the brake warning symbol stays ON, after fully temperature range.
releasing the park brake do not drive the vehicle. Have the system checked Running the engine with engine oil below the minimum mark on the
by an Aston Martin Dealer. dipstick can cause serious engine damage.
At ignition ON this symbol comes ON when the park brake is applied and goes The system may not record an oil level if the engine oil temperature is low
OFF when the park brake is fully released. If the symbol stays ON, after fully or if the time to refuel is not sufficient for a consistent oil level to be recorded.
releasing the park brake, it shows that either the brake fluid level is low or that
For the correct engine oil refer to Fluids and Capacities (Refer to ’Fluids and
the brake pads require regular maintenance.
Capacities’, page 12.3).
[14] WARNING TRIANGLE: Shows red or amber depending on the
If the engine oil level is approaching the minimum mark the message OIL LEVEL
warning or information message priority.
WARNING CHECK AND TOP UP will show in the message centre along with
[15] ELECTRONIC PARK BRAKE: This symbol shows if there is a fault an amber warning triangle and a chime sound. A code will also be stored in the
with the electronic park brake. A warning message will also show in the engine management system. The engine oil level is low and should be checked
message centre along with the amber warning triangle. Consult your and filled to the required level engine oil as soon as possible. (Refer to ’Fluid
Aston Martin Dealer as soon as possible. Levels’, page 11.7)
[16] REAR FOG LAMP: Shows if the rear fog lamps are ON. The message will clear when the oil level is filled with a least 1 litre (1 quart) to
[17] RIGHT TURN INDICATORS: Flashes with the indicator or hazard the required level and the OLS system has performed a valid check of the oil
warning lamps (Ignition ON). level.
[18] IMMOBILIZER STATUS: When the immobilizer is on, this symbol
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flashes continuously (Refer to ’Immobilizer’, page 2.8).
[19] HIGH COOLANT TEMPERATURE: Shows when the engine coolant
temperature exceeds 120°C.
4.5
Centre Stack Controls

[1] INFOTAINMENT SCREEN: Shows options, [12] T1/T2: Select between the two trip meters in
menus and information. the message centre (Refer to ’Instrument Cluster’,
[2] IGNITION CONTROL: Insert the vehicle key for page 4.2).
ignition positions ‘0’. ‘I’, ‘II’ and engine start (Refer [13] MASTER VEHICLE LOCK: Press to lock all doors
to ’Ignition Control’, page 4.7). and disable the trunk lock switch. Press again to
[3] TRANSMISSION CONTROLS: Park (P), Reverse unlock (Refer to ’Master Locks’, page 2.5).
(R), Neutral (N) and Drive (D) transmission controls[14] PARK BRAKE: Pull the park brake switch up and
(Refer to ’Automatic Transmission’, page 5.4). release to apply the park brake. To release the park
[4] CLIMATE CONTROLS: Sets the required vehicle brake the ignition control must be at position 'II',
and seat temperatures (Refer to ’Climate Controls’, then apply pressure to the foot brake and press
page 7.2). down on the park brake switch and release (Refer to
’Park Brake’, page 5.9).
[5] PASSENGER AIRBAG STATUS: (Market Specific)
[15] TAILGATE RELEASE: Pull to release the tailgate
Shows the passenger airbag status (Refer to ’Front
Passenger Sensing’, page 3.16). latch.
[6] PHONE AND SATELLITE NAVIGATION: Select [16] (I) / READ: Press to view and acknowledge
messages in the message centre (Refer to ’Instrument
phone and satellite navigation functions and move
Cluster’, page 4.2).
back in the menus.
[17] DYNAMIC STABILITY CONTROL: The
[7] MAIN MENU AND AUDIO SETTINGS: Select
radio, audio sources and menu options. Dynamic Stability Control (DSC) system defaults to
ON at each ignition ON. Press and hold for four
[8] JOYSTICK/ENTER: Rotate to navigate through
seconds for track mode. Press and hold again for four
screens and list. Press to select an item or option
seconds to set DSC to OFF. Press and release to set
(referred to as ENTER throughout this chapter). DSC ON again (Refer to ’Dynamic Stability Control’,
[9] ON/OFF/VOLUME: Press to switch the page 5.11).
Infotainment system ON and OFF. Rotate to adjust
[18] REAR FOG LAMPS: Used with the dipped
the volume control.
beam when fog or mist is causing restricted visibility.
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[10] HAZARD WARNING LAMP: Press to set the They must be set to OFF when visibility clears to
hazard warning lamps to ON or OFF. reduce glare to the drivers of following vehicles.
[11] PARKING ASSIST: Defaults to OFF at each
ignition ON. Park assist comes ON when reverse
gear is selected. Press and release to set parking assist
to OFF (Refer to ’Parking Assist’, page 5.14).
4.6
Ignition Control
To access vehicle functions and to start the engine Position ‘0’ (Ignition OFF) Position ‘I’ (Ignition OFF and Accessories
the vehicle key must be inserted in to the ignition Auxiliaries OFF (infotainment centre1 consisting of ON)
control.
audio, satellite navigation and hands-free phone not Auxiliaries OFF (infotainment centre2 consisting of
available), steering lock ON. Seats can be adjusted. audio, satellite navigation and hands-free phone
Gently insert the vehicle key, available), steering lock ON. Seats can be adjusted.
indents first, into the ignition • If already in position
control. Press in until the key ‘0’ gently press the key
clicks into place, until the infotainment
approximately 20 mm (0.75”) centre and the
(A) then release. The key is instrument cluster
Warning: Only use the vehicle key in the docked at this point. lamps come ON, a
ignition control. Do not place any objects, Remove by pulling the vehicle key from the ignition further 10 mm
including fingers, into the ignition control other control. (0.375”) (B) and release for position ‘I’.
than the vehicle key. Objects other than the • Or insert the key into the ignition control and
Preventing Unnecessary Battery Drain
vehicle key may cause the ignition control to fail. move straight to position ‘I’. Press in until the
If the vehicle key is left in the ignition control infotainment centre and the instrument cluster
The vehicle key must (position ‘0’), some vehicle circuits will stay ON and
only be inserted into the lamps come ON.
unnecessary current will be drawn from the battery.
ignition control with the Remove by pulling the vehicle key from the ignition
Always remove the vehicle key from the ignition control.
control whenever the ignition is set to OFF.
Attempting to insert the
larger end of the key first may damage the
ignition control.
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1. Includes rear seat entertainment system 2. Includes rear seat entertainment system
4.7
Stalk Controls
Position ‘II’ (Ignition ON) To start the engine from this position fully press the Left Side Stalk
Ignition and all other electrical systems ON, steering brake pedal down and press the key fully in (Refer to Turn Signals: Press up for
’Starting the Engine’, page 5.3).
lock OFF. a right turn, press down for
To remove the vehicle key from position ‘II’ press the a left turn. Returns to the
Do not press the brake pedal down unless key fully in twice (do not apply the brake pedal) and centre position on
intending to start the engine. release. The key will gently return to position ‘I’. Pull completion of a
Insert the key to the key from the ignition control. Once in position ‘I’ manoeuvre. Hold against spring pressure to show a
position ‘II’ by using the after 10 seconds the steering lock will engage. lane change.
flat of a finger, as If the vehicle key is pressed fully into the ignition Main and Dipped Beam: Pull
shown. control and released for position ‘II’, the key must be forwards and latch for main
returned to position ‘I’ to start the engine. beam. Pull forwards again and
• If the key is already latch to return to dipped
in position ‘0’ or ‘I’ beam. Pull forwards and release without latching, at
gently press the key any time while the vehicle key is in the ignition
until it is flush with control, to flash main beam ON and OFF.
the ignition control Pull forwards and release without latching, when the
bezel and release. vehicle key is removed, to start Homesafe (Refer to
• Or insert the key into the ignition control and ’Homesafe’, page 2.7).
move straight to position ‘II’. Gently press the key Trip Computer: Repeated
until it is flush with the ignition control bezel and pressing of the trip
release. function button (A) moves
The Instrument cluster lamps will come ON, the through the trip computer
vehicle systems will wake up and the steering lock displays (Refer to ’Trip Computer’, page 4.11).
will release.
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4.8
Vehicle Horn
Right Side Stalk Automatic Rain Sensor Wiper Control: To sound the horn press the centre pad of the
WindscreenWiperControl: Automatic rain sensor wiper steering wheel at any of the positions shown (A).
[1] : OFF. control increases or decreases
the sensitivity in six steps (B).
[2] : Automatic Wipe.
Sixth position (where the
[3] : Normal Speed arrow is set to the bottom marker) gives the least
Wipe. sensitivity.
[4] : Fast Wipe. Switching from OFF to automatic wiper results in a
Demand Wipe: Pull the stalk forwards. single wipe to acknowledge that the wiper control is
The windscreen wipers will return to their park now automatic.
position if the ignition is set to OFF or the hood is If the automatic rain sensor wiper control is not
unlatched, regardless of the right stalk position. functioning correctly, check that the sensor located
Speed Sensitive Wipe: If the wipers are at fast wipe, at the top of the windscreen is clean and clear of
when the vehicle slows down (below 11 km/h/ or 7 debris or dirt.
mph) the wipers will go to normal wipe speed. Windscreen Washer Control:
If the wipers are at normal speed when the vehicle Press the button (C) for
slows down (below 11 km/h or 7 mph) the wipers Optional
more than one second to
will go to automatic wipe (position 2). To sound the horn press the steering wheel at any of
operate the windscreen
As soon as the vehicle speeds up (above 15 km/h or washers. Operation the two positions shown (A).
10 mph) the wipers will return to their original continues until the button is released. When
setting. released the washers stop immediately but the
wipers continue for a few strokes, ending with a
pause and then a final wipe.
If used during normal wiper operation, the wipers
operate continually irrespective of the washer
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operation.
Headlamp Washers: Headlamp washers will
operate automatically, once per journey (each
ignition ON), if the windscreen washers are
operated and the headlamps are ON.
4.9
Master Lamp Switch

A light sensor at the top of the windscreen Instrument Brightness
monitors ambient light levels for automatic lamps During darker hours, a twilight sensor, located at the
operation. Keep the windscreen clean and make top of the windscreen, automatically reduces the
sure that the sensor is not obscured. Obstructing the brightness of the instrument cluster to a preset level.
light in this area may lead to unwanted operation of
During the daylight hours the level of instrument
the automatic lamps.
brightness defaults to maximum brightness. If the
Main Lamps and Auto Lamps only operate when twilight sensor is covered then the level of brightness
the vehicle key at position ‘II’ in the ignition control. will stay low as if in night time mode.
[1] OFF: All external lamps OFF. Lamps ON Warning If the master lamp switch is OFF then the
[2] SIDE LAMPS: Side, side marker, rear and If the vehicle side lamps are ON, and the driver's instrument brightness will always be in daylight
registration plate lamps ON. door is opened after the vehicle key has been mode, unless altered manually.
[3] MAIN LAMPS: Headlamps ON, in addition to removed from the ignition control, an audible Use the rotary control (B) to adjust the brightness.
the side, side marker, rear and registration plate warning will sound for a period of five minutes. To Push the rotary control in and release to enable the
lamps. stop the audible warning set the lamps to OFF. The control. Push back in and release to lock the control.
[4] AUTO LAMPS: If ambient light fades the side, audible warning will also stop when the driver’s door
side marker, rear and registration plate lamps and is shut - the lamps will stay ON.
headlamps will switch ON automatically. If ambient Day Time Running Lamps
light then increases, the side, side marker, rear and (Canada only)
registration plate lamps and headlamps
The dipped beams and side lamps are permanently
automatically go OFF. Automatic lamps are market
ON.
specific.
The automatic headlamp function features an
internal timer that starts when the lamps are turned
on. This prevents the lamps from rapidly changing
between on and off if situations where ambient light
Controls
can rapidly change, such as driving between

buildings. The headlamps may show a small delay
between when a suitable amount of ambient light is
detected, and the lamps turning off.
4.10
Trip Computer
Press the TRIP button (A) Range: Shows the estimated Average Speed: Shows the
for less than three seconds travel distance with fuel average speed since last
to cycle through the trip available (no reset). When reset. This is indicated by the
computer functions one at there is no available fuel, Ø average symbol.
a time. Trip computer information is viewed in the then ‘- - - - -’ is shown. Press the TRIP button (A) for
message centre. approximately four seconds
If an information message shows, after reading Average Fuel and Instantaneous Fuel: to reset. Press the TRIP button (A) for five seconds or
and acting on the information provided press the more to reset both the average speed and average
Shows the fuel consumption
READ button (B) to return to the trip display. over the last three seconds of fuel consumption. INFO CENTER IS RESET is then
shown in the message centre. This message
travel (no reset).
disappears after a few seconds. If not, press the
Also shows the average fuel
READ button to acknowledge the message.
consumption since the last
reset. This is indicated by the Tire Pressure Monitor:
Ø average symbol. Shows the current tire
pressure for all tires (Refer to
Press the TRIP button (A) for four seconds to reset the
’Tire Pressure Monitoring’,
average fuel consumption. Press the TRIP button (A)
for five seconds or more to reset both the average page 4.12).
fuel consumption and average speed. INFO
CENTER IS RESET is then shown in the message
centre. This message disappears after a few seconds.
If not, press the READ button to acknowledge the
message.
Controls
4.11
Tire Pressure Monitoring

Digital Speedometer Location Display Units Warning: Driving on a significantly under-
The digital speedometer can be displayed in either The units shown in the instrument cluster and inflated tire causes the tire to overheat and can
the left or right message centre depending on infotainment system can be set in the System Settings lead to tire failure. Over-inflation and under-
preference. All information in the opposing message menu. inflation also reduces fuel efficiency and tire
centre moves to the other message centre side tread life, and may affect the vehicle's handling
From the MAIN MENU, select <SYSTEM SETTINGS>,
accordingly. To change the digital speedometer then <Units>. Select from:
and stopping ability.
location, do the following: Each tire should be checked at least once every two
• <Distance units>
Press MENU and navigate to <Car Settings...> and weeks when cold, and inflated to the pressure
• <Temperature units>
select <Digital Speedometer...>. Select Left or Right recommended by the vehicle manufacturer on the
• <Power Units>
to select the relevant message centre and press • <Torque Units> Tire and Loading Information placard or the tire
ENTER to confirm. pressure label. If your vehicle has tires of a different
Distance Units
Message Centre Clock size than the size indicated on the Tire and Loading
Select the Miles or Kilometres check box and press
The message centre clock is shown in the opposite ENTER to confirm. Information placard or the tire pressure label, you
message centre to the digital speedometer. The should determine the proper tire pressure for those
Temperature Units tires.
clock is shown in either 24 hour or 12 hour display.
To change the time format, do the following: Select the °C or °F check box and press ENTER. Tire Status Screen
Press MENU and navigate to <Car Settings...> and Power Units A tire status screen can also be viewed in the
select <Clock Format>. Select 24 or 12 to select the Select the BHP, PS or Kw check box and press ENTER infotainment system which gives a larger display
relevant time format for the clock and press ENTER to confirm. showing tire pressure and tire temperature. The tire
to confirm. Torque Units status screen will also show the same warnings as the
Select the LbFt or Nm check box and press ENTER to TPMS system in the message centre. However, the
confirm. tire status screen will not automatically be displayed
in the event of a tire warning. (Refer to ’Tire Status’,
When the units are changed, the ranges on the page 6.5)
power meter will also update to suit the new units.
Controls
4.12
Tire Pressure Indicator Malfunction Indicator Operation

As an added safety Your vehicle has also been equipped with a TPMS Warning: When a tire pressure warning is
feature, your malfunction indicator to indicate when the system is detected reduce the vehicle speed to an
vehicle has been not operating properly. The TPMS malfunction appropriate safe level and stop at the first safe
equipped with a indicator is combined with the low tire pressure and convenient place to inspect the tire(s).
tire pressure telltale. When the system detects a malfunction, the
At each ignition ON there is a short delay before tire
monitoring system telltale will flash for approximately one minute and
pressures are received from the wheel and tire
(TPMS) that then remain continuously illuminated. This
transmitters, and being shown in the message centre
illuminates a low sequence will continue upon subsequent vehicle
and infotainment screen (if selected).
tire pressure start-ups as long as the malfunction exists.
telltale when one If the TPMS indicator symbol comes ON while
When the malfunction indicator is illuminated, the
or more of your driving, reduce speed to 30mph / 48 km/h and stop
system may not be able to detect or signal low tire
tires is significantly under-inflated. Accordingly, in a safe place as soon as possible. Check the status
pressure as intended. TPMS malfunctions may occur
when the low tire pressure telltale illuminates, you of the tire(s) in the message centre:
for a variety of reasons, including the installation of
should stop and check your tires as soon as possible, replacement or alternate tires or wheels on the
and inflate them to the proper pressure. Driving on vehicle that prevent the TPMS from functioning
a significantly under-inflated tire causes the tire to properly. Always check the TPMS malfunction
overheat and can lead to tire failure. Under-inflation telltale after replacing one or more tires or wheels on
also reduces fuel efficiency and tire tread life, and your vehicle to ensure that the replacement or
may affect the vehicle's handling and stopping alternate tires and wheels allow the TPMS to
ability. continue to function properly.
The TPMS is not a substitute for correct tire
maintenance, and it is the driver's responsibility to
maintain correct tire pressures, even if under-
inflation has not reached the level to set the TPMS
tire pressure indicator symbol to ON.
Controls
4.13
Cruise Control
Warning One Warning Two Cruise control can be used to maintain a selected
TPMS Indicator Symbol TPMS Indicator Symbol vehicle speed (between 30 - 250 km/h or 18-155
mph) without having to use the accelerator.
Constantly on. Flashing for 80 seconds then
Message Centre constantly on.
CHECK TIRES (for four Message Centre
seconds) followed by an TIRE SYSTEM FAULT (for
image that shows which four seconds) followed by an
tire(s) is affected and the current tire pressures. image that shows the current tire pressures and
Fault which transmitter is at fault.
Tire pressure below or above specification. Fault
Action System failure or tire transmitter fault.
Check the tire pressure of the affected tire(s). Set the Possible Cause
tire pressure to the manufacturer’s recommended • The TPMS sensors have become defective.
pressure, as shown on the tire label located on the • Wheels and tires have been installed which do
edge of the driver’s door or the B-Pillar. not have TPMS sensors.
• An unapproved accessory is interfering with the [1] RES: Resume the set speed retained in memory.
TPMS. [2] SET: Sets cruise control to ON and sets the
• A general fault has been detected in the TPMS. speed. Press either + or - to increase or decrease the
Action set speed.
Continue at a reduced speed of 30 mph / 48 km/h [3] CAN: Cancels cruise control but keeps the set
maximum. Check the control unit and the tire speed in memory.
transmitters at the earliest opportunity. Consult your
Aston Martin Dealer.
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4.14
Operation Changing the Set Speed Resuming the Set Speed

Warning: Only use cruise control when There are three ways to change the set speed: RES should only be used if the driver is aware
conditions are favourable, for example, straight, • Accelerate or decelerate to the desired speed of the set speed and intends to return to it.
dry, open roads with light traffic. then press the SET (+ or –) button.
It is not recommended to resume set speed
Press and hold the SET (+ or –) button to switch • Accelerate or decelerate to the desired speed by
when a low gear is selected as excessive engine
cruise control ON. When cruise control mode is pressing and holding the SET (+ or –) button until
speeds will occur.
ON, ‘CRUISE’ will show in the message centre. the desired speed is obtained, then release.
• Accelerate or decelerate to the desired speed in Cruise control will not resume at speeds below
When travelling at the desired speed, which must be
steps of 2 km/h (1 mph) by briefly pressing and 30 km/h 18 mph. RES will not operate if the ignition
above 30 km/h (18 mph), press the SET (+ or –)
releasing the SET (+ or –) button until the desired has been set to OFF.
button. Cruise control will then engage and maintain
speed is obtained. If the vehicle is accelerated above the set speed,
that speed without the need to use the accelerator
pedal. 'CRUISE - SET' will show in the message then the set speed will be resumed when the
centre. accelerator pedal is released.
Under certain conditions cruise control will If the CAN button is pressed, or the brake pedal is
automatically set to OFF (Refer to ’Cruise Control pressed, cruise control will disengage but the set
Automatic OFF’, page 4.16). speed memory will be kept. Press the RES button
and the vehicle will return to the set speed.
Cruise control will automatically disengage when
the brake pedal is pressed or when the vehicle speed
falls below 30 km/h (18 mph).
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4.15
Ambient Temperature
Cruise Control Automatic OFF The ambient temperature (outside temperature) is
Cruise control will automatically set to OFF and clear shown in the bottom of the infotainment centre
display.
the memory when:
• The ignition is set to OFF. If the vehicle has been travelling and then is
• The CAN button is pressed and held for a few stopped in a shaded or enclosed area the ambient
seconds. temperature may rise, this is due to the heat from
• A fault occurs. The cruise control system will set the engine bay. The ambient temperature display
to OFF and cannot be used until the fault is will show the true ambient temperature once the
cleared. vehicle is moving again or the engine bay cools
down.
Cruise control will automatically set to OFF but the
set speed will stay in the memory when: The display units can be changed between °C to
• The CAN button is pressed once briefly. °F (Refer to ’Display Units’, page 4.12).
• The park brake is applied.
• The brake pedal is pressed.
• Vehicle speed falls below 30 km/h (18 mph).
• If DSC is active.
• Neutral, Park or Reverse gear positions are
selected.
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4.16
Driving
Driving Safety...................................................5.2 Footbrake.........................................................5.8
Driving Techniques ..........................................5.2 Anti-lock Braking System ..................................5.9
Starting the Engine ...........................................5.3 Park Brake........................................................5.9
Automatic Transmission....................................5.4 Dynamic Stability Control...............................5.11
PRND Buttons..................................................5.5 Adaptive Damping .........................................5.12
Touchtronic Controls........................................5.6 Fuel Filling......................................................5.13
Sport Mode ......................................................5.6 Catalytic Converters .......................................5.14
Fault Conditions ...............................................5.7 Parking Assist..................................................5.14
Reversing Camera...........................................5.15
Driving Safety Driving Techniques

• Always wear your seat belt. Procedures for driving this vehicle may be unfamiliar Running-In
• Never drive under the influence of alcohol or to many new owners. To make sure that you have a This vehicle is fully hot tested during manufacture
drugs. safe and enjoyable entry into this new phase of
and no special running-in procedures are necessary.
• Always obey all speed and traffic laws and Aston Martin motoring, please take time to safely
Nevertheless it is recommended to limit engine
regulations. Never drive faster than the posted acquire the necessary new driving skills. Practise in loads (e.g. by accelerating gently and by using lower
speed limit or than conditions allow. safe, lower speed conditions before investigating the
gears on steep hills or when negotiating tight turns)
Driving
• Be particularly careful driving on slippery or wet high performance potential of the vehicle.
during the first 1500 km/900miles.
surfaces. Driving behaviour, such as avoiding aggressive
• This vehicle is a high performance vehicle and Wet Conditions
driving, travelling at lower speeds, correctly inflating
has handling characteristics you may not be tires, reducing periods of idling and not carrying When driving in wet conditions, water can build up
accustomed to. Familiarize yourself with the excessive weight, will improve fuel consumption and under your tires so that they ride on a layer of water.
vehicle and always drive prudently, being aware reduce CO2 emissions. This is called aquaplaning or hydroplaning. When
of your own limitations and the limitations of the this happens, you have little or no control.
Performance Driving Courses
vehicle. As with other vehicles of this type, failure Aquaplaning is more prone to happening at higher
to operate the vehicle correctly can result in Performance driving courses are available to enable road speeds if there is a lot of water on the road and
accident and injury. you to fully understand the control functions of your particularly if the tires are also under inflated or
• Follow the maintenance schedule approved in vehicle and also the basic principles of performance approaching minimum tread depth.
this guide. driving. Contact your Aston Martin Dealer for further
It is important to take bends or curves at a safe,
• Never allow the vehicle to be driven by information. reasonable speed, particularly when driving on wet
inexperienced drivers. Track Days or slippery road surfaces.
Make sure that you are wearing appropriate Before using this vehicle on track days contact your Slow down when it is raining.
footwear to efficiently operate the control pedals. Aston Martin Dealer for vehicle set up, service
Make sure that pedal movement is not restricted by parts and recommendations.
floor mats or other objects trapped beneath pedals.
Every time a vehicle is used on track, Aston Martin
recommends that a final cool-down lap is always
completed before you return to the pit lane. This
should be done at a medium speed and with
minimal braking.
5.2
Starting the Engine

Driving Through Deep Water Warning: Only use the vehicle key in the Ignition Sequence
If in any doubt whether to drive through deep water, ignition control. Do not place any objects,
always take the side of caution to avoid potentially including fingers, into the ignition control other
costly damage to the vehicle's engine or other than the vehicle key. Objects other than the
essential systems. vehicle key may cause the ignition control unit to
fail.
Driving
Never drive in water deeper than the lower
edge of the front bumper. Water can be splashed In extreme low temperatures (-20°C and
up into the engine air intakes located in the front below) do not allow the engine to ‘rev’ above
upper grille and cause extensive damage to the 4000 rpm, while at standstill or when moving off,
engine or the vehicle may stall. Always proceed until the coolant temperature gauge reaches
with extreme caution, especially when the depth normal operating temperature. Revving the
is not known. engine before fully warmed up may cause severe
engine and transaxle damage.
When driving through water, traction or brake
capability may be limited. Once through the water, Do not press the vehicle key while driving. If [1] : Position ‘0’ (Ignition OFF)
always dry the brakes by driving slowly while the key is pressed in and released the engine will [2] : Position ’I’ (Ignition OFF and Accessories ON)
applying light pressure on the brake pedal. stop. If the key is removed from the ignition [3] : Position ‘II’ (Ignition ON)
Waves caused by other vehicles or natural causes control while driving the engine will stop but the
[4] : Engine start
can also splash water in the engine air intakes. steering lock will not engage until the vehicle has
come to a complete stop.
The vehicle key must
only be inserted into the
ignition control with the
Attempting to insert the
larger end of the key first may damage the
ignition control.
5.3
Automatic Transmission
Engine Start Starting From Cold The automatic transmission has two drive modes.
Check that the park brake The Engine Control Module (ECM) automatically Auto Transmission Mode
is applied. compensates for cold or warm start conditions and In auto transmission mode, gearshifts are made using
Fully press the brake pedal makes appropriate adjustments to the fuel and air the Park, Reverse, Neutral and Drive (PRND)
down. mixture and ignition timing. buttons mounted on the centre stack. While driving
Stopping the Engine forward, gearshifts are made automatically
Driving
Insert the vehicle key into
the ignition control and press the key fully in and according to various driving parameters, i.e. road
Press the vehicle key fully in and
release. release. The engine will stop as the speed, current selected gear and accelerator
demands. When the vehicle is stationary, the
The vehicle key will sit flush with the ignition control key returns to position ‘I’.
transmission will select first gear, ready to move off
bezel while the engine is running. The ignition Withdraw the vehicle key from the
control will show a white light when the engine is ignition control. immediately when the accelerator is pressed.
running, and then fade out. While in auto transmission mode, move to
Maximum Engine Speed
touchtronic mode at any time by pulling back on
When starting the engine the vehicle system will The maximum safe engine speed is 7,000 rpm. If this either the upshift or downshift paddles, mounted
take a short time (approximately one second) to speed is exceeded, fuel supply to the engine is behind the steering wheel. As a paddle is pulled
complete a system check and release the steering reduced. As the engine speed reduces back to a safe back a gearshift will occur, which will be an upshift
lock before allowing the engine to crank. level, fuel supply is progressively restored. or downshift according to which paddle is pulled.
If the engine fails to start, remove the key, then press Kick-Down
the key fully in again without the brake pedal
In auto transmission mode, kick-down is used in
pressed down and release. The key will gently
circumstances where rapid acceleration is required,
return to position ‘I’. Start the engine start procedure
i.e. when overtaking. Kick-down operates when the
again.
accelerator pedal is quickly and fully depressed,
causing the transmission to change down to the
lowest gear possible to achieve maximum
acceleration. The gear engaged depends on the road
speed at the time of kick-down.
5.4
PRND Buttons
Touchtronic Mode The left message centre (A) shows the current gear
In touchtronic mode, forward gears and Neutral are selection R, D1, D2, etc., while the Gear Position
Indicator Display (GPID) (B) shows D (Drive), R
selected by using the paddles located behind the
(Reverse) or P (Park) according to current gear
steering wheel. Reverse and Park are selected by
using the PRND buttons. position. While in auto drive mode the GPID will
show ‘auto’.
While in touchtronic mode, move to auto
Driving
transmission mode at any time by pressing the D
button, or by pulling and holding the upshift (+)
paddle until drive mode is selected.
Select Neutral by pulling on both the upshift and [1] PARK: Press and release to select park once the
downshift paddles at the same time. vehicle is stationary. The transmission will
mechanically lock. If the vehicle key is moved to
Neutral can also be selected by pressing the N
position ‘0’ or removed from the ignition control
button.
while the vehicle is at a standstill, the transmission
will automatically select park.
Always make sure that the park brake is ON.
It is not possible to select Park above 2 km/h (1
mph).
Vehicle Rocking Motion
[2] REVERSE: When stationary and with the
If the vehicle speed is less than 4 km/h (3mph),
footbrake applied, press and release to select
reverse may be selected from drive, without pressing
Reverse. When reverse is selected, R will show red in
the brake pedal, to create a vehicle ‘rocking’ motion
the Gear Position Indicator Display (GPID) (B) and a
i.e. to enable vehicle movement out of mud, snow,
warning will be heard.
etc. If 4 km/h is exceeded then the transmission will
[3] NEUTRAL: When stationary and with the automatically select Neutral.
footbrake applied, press and release to select
Neutral.
[4] DRIVE: When stationary and with the footbrake
applied, press and release to select forward gears.
If the brake pedal is not pressed the message
centre will show PRESS BRAKE PEDAL and a warning
will be heard.
5.5
Touchtronic Controls Sport Mode

Forward gearshifts are selected by pulling back and If no gearshift has been requested by pulling back on Sport mode can be selected while in auto drive or
releasing the gearshift paddles mounted on the a paddle, upshifts and downshifts will occur touchtronic modes. Press and release the Sport
steering column. Neutral is selected by pulling back automatically if the engine speed rises or lowers to its button (A) to enter or exit sport mode. SPORT will
both paddles together and releasing. maximum or minimum operating limits. This does show in the message centre when sport mode is ON.
not occur if the transmission is in sport mode (Refer
to ’Sport Mode’, page 5.6).
Driving
If driving in a high gear, pull and hold the downshift
paddle to select the lowest available gear. For
example, if in sixth gear then second gear is selected.
When stationary, select Neutral by pulling back on
both paddles simultaneously. When selecting
Neutral from Park, the brake pedal must be
depressed.
When in touchtronic mode, pull back on the upshift
paddle for more than two seconds to move to auto
drive mode.
The message centre shows the actual
gear currently selected R, D1, D2,
When Sport mode is ON while in:
etc. The GPID also shows the current
Park and Reverse are selected by using the centre gear selected but may show the Auto Mode: Upshifts and downshifts occur at higher
stack mounted PRND buttons. target gear when a gearshift is in engine speeds to provide a sportier drive.
[1] : Downshift paddle. progress (either 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8,
[2] : Upshift paddle. R or P). The GPID will show ‘touch’.
Neutral can also be selected by pressing N. Gear Shift Indicator
Forward gear changes using the paddle pull function The message centre also shows the current gear
can only be selected when the vehicle is in drive selected with an up or down arrow and shows the
mode. next gear when it needs selecting to obtain better
fuel economy. For example, when in third gear and
A paddle pull from Park or Neutral is not allowed.
fourth gear needs selecting 3^4 is shown in the
message centre.
5.6
Fault Conditions
Touchtronic Mode: Automatic upshifts are Limphome Mode Do not attempt to change gear position while
prevented, the upshift paddle must be pulled back If a fault is detected the vehicle will go into one of in mechanical limp home mode. If a gearshift
and released to make an upshift (downshifts will request is detected at a speed below 20 km/h (13
three limp home modes:
occur automatically if the engine speed lowers to its mph) the engine will stop and the parklock will
Electrical: GEARBOX FAULT REDUCED
minimum operating limits). come ON.
FUNCTION will show in the message centre.
To maintain speed Touchtronic and sport modes will be disabled.
Driving
At a speed above 20 km/h (13 mph) the
and smoothness
Gearshifts will still be possible but shift quality will be request and any other transmission request will
while driving in
degraded. be rejected and the vehicle will continue in third
touchtronic sport
In certain circumstances forward drive will be or fifth gear.
mode, the current
gear, shown in the GPID, will flash red at the restricted to a fixed gear. If entering mechanical limp home mode in any
optimum time to make an upshift. Contact your Aston Martin Dealer. position other than auto drive or touchtronic mode
Automatic upshift from first to second gear occurs in Reduced Engine Performance: REDUCED ENGINE the parklock will come ON. Contact your
auto mode and touchtronic mode. Aston Martin Dealer.
PERFORMANCE will show in the message centre.
Keep Sport Mode Engine performance will be restricted. Contact your
When the ignition is set to OFF, sport mode will reset Aston Martin Dealer.
to OFF. This is the default setting. Mechanical: LIMPHOME NO GEAR CHANGE
If you would like sport mode to be ON when the POSSIBLE will show in the message centre and a
ignition is set to ON, complete the following warning sound will be heard. If travelling forwards in
procedure: Press MENU. Navigate to <SYSTEM auto drive or touchtronic mode the vehicle will go
SETTINGS> and select <Keep sport mode>. Press into sixth gear.
ENTER to set <Keep sport mode> to ON or OFF.
5.7
Footbrake
The footbrake operates through a vacuum boosted, Ceramic Brake Rotors Brake Warnings
dual (diagonal split) circuit, hydraulic system
Warning: Track day use and high speed Warning: If the brake warning symbol comes
incorporating an Anti-lock Brake System (ABS).
driving: For track use or high speed driving new ON, you should immediately be prepared for
Warning: In the event of a brake failure bring brake pads must be subject to specific possible increased stopping distances and
the vehicle to a halt as soon as it is safe to do so. conditioning. Failure to correctly condition the possible partial failure of the braking system.
Do not continue to drive. pads may result in greatly reduced brake
Driving Warning: Aston Martin recommend that the performance. Contact your Aston Martin Dealer. While driving, if the brake warning symbol
brake fluid is replaced after the vehicle is used Carbon ceramic brake systems combine low weight comes ON, it shows either that:
for high performance driving such as a track day. with high performance, offering: • The park brake is not fully released.
Failure to do so may result in greatly reduced • Reduced unsprung weight (mass of components • The brake pads require regular maintenance.
brake performance. Contact your Aston Martin not supported by the suspension) - improving • The brake fluid level has fallen below an
Dealer. vehicle handling, acceptable level.
• The Electronic Brake Distribution (EBD) system
If vacuum boost fails or one circuit fails the • Improved rate of wear characteristics,
has stopped working.
footbrake will still operate but with greater • Improved braking performance.
pedal pressure, increased pedal travel and The rate of wear of the brake pads and rotors will A warning message will show in the message
longer stopping distances. depend on driving style and usage conditions. Track centre.
day usage will increase the rate of wear of rotors and Stop as soon as possible in a safe and convenient
After a long drive over salted or gritted roads
pads. place. Apply the footbrake and make sure that the
or if driving in heavy rain, through water or a
vehicle wash, the braking action may be delayed Brake Throttle Override park brake is fully released. If the park brake is fully
and increased braking pressure may be required. If the throttle and brake pedals are both pressed at released and the warning symbol stays ON, do not
drive the vehicle. Contact the nearest Aston Martin
Vacuum boost is only available while the engine the same time for over 3 seconds, the engine will Dealer. It is essential that the brake system is
is running. restrict available torque. Normal functionality will checked immediately, preferably by an Aston Martin
return when the throttle pedal is pressed without the Dealer.
The high performance brake system used on this brake pedal.
vehicle is designed to provide optimal braking under
all operating conditions. However, an inherent
characteristic of this braking system is some brake
noise. Certain combinations of speed, braking forces
and ambient conditions may also cause the brakes
to squeal.
5.8
Anti-lock Braking System Park Brake

The Anti-lock Braking System (ABS) helps prevent ABS Warning Apply and Release the Park Brake
the road wheels from locking and skidding during
Warning: If the ABS warning symbol comes Warning: Do not rely on the park brake to
emergency braking. This also assists the driver in
ON, you should be aware that wheels could lock hold the vehicle stationary if the brake system
maintaining steering and directional stability.
during extreme braking or when braking on warning symbol is ON or flashing. Contact your
If, in an emergency braking situation, the braking slippery surfaces. Aston Martin Dealer.
force applied begins to exceed the tire to road
Driving
adhesion, the ABS operates to prevent the road ABS is monitored for correct operation while the With the vehicle stationary, pull the park brake
wheels locking. When this happens a pulsating effect ignition is ON. If a fault is detected, the ABS warning switch (A) up and release. The red park brake
is felt through the brake pedal. This is a normal ABS warning symbol in the instrument cluster will come
symbol will come ON and the ABS will be partly
effect. or fully OFF. Normal braking will continue to ON (if the ignition is ON) when the park brake
Safety function without ABS. is fully applied. The stop lamps will not come ON.
In all cases it is always the drivers responsibility to In the event of an ABS fault, consult your
The park brake operates on the rear wheels of
drive safely according to the law and with due regard Aston Martin Dealer immediately. the vehicle. Secure parking of the vehicle is
to prevailing conditions. The fact that a vehicle is dependent on being on a hard and stable surface.
equipped with ABS must never let the driver to be
To release the park brake the ignition control must
tempted into taking risks which could affect his or
be at position 'II'. First apply pressure to the foot
her safety or that of other road users.
brake then press down on the park brake switch and
The addition of ABS cannot overcome the release.
consequences of trying to stop in too short a
distance, cornering at too high a speed, or the risk of
aquaplaning (where the tires are prevented from
contacting the road surface by a layer of water).
The driver should always take road conditions into
account. A slippery road surface always requires
more braking distance for a given speed, even with
ABS. Possible extensions of stopping distance
compared to locked wheels may occur during ABS
operation on slushy snow, gravel, sand or certain
heavily corrugated or ridged warning sections of
road surfaces.
If any braking system malfunction occurs,
immediately have the braking and ABS systems
checked by your Aston Martin Dealer.
5.9
Drive Away Release Park Brake Operation While Moving Park Brake Faults
Do not exit the vehicle with the engine Driving the vehicle with the park brake Low Battery Voltage
operating and the transmission in D (drive) or R applied or repeated use of the park brake to slow If the battery voltage is too low, the park brake
(reverse). Always select P (park) before exiting the the vehicle can cause serious damage to the brake cannot be put ON or OFF. Connect an auxiliary
vehicle. If the transmission is left in D or R the system. battery if the battery voltage is too low.
vehicle could overcome the park brake and start
Driving
In an emergency, with the vehicle travelling at more System Faults
to move. than 6 km/h) (4 mph), pull up on the park brake lever If a fault in the system is detected, PARK BRAKE
When parked with the park brake applied, select a and hold to give a gradual reduction in speed. The FAULT or CANNOT APPLY PARK BRAKE will show
forward or reverse gear, press the throttle pedal and brake warning symbol will come ON, a warning in the message centre. Contact your nearest Aston
the park brake will release as the vehicle moves sound will be heard and CAUTION PARK BRAKE Martin Dealer.
forwards or backwards. APPLIED will show in the message centre. If the battery has been discharged or disconnected,
The park brake will not release when moving from a Release the switch to cancel the park brake APPLY FOOT AND PARK BRAKE will show in the
standstill if a vehicle door or the trunk is open - in this application. message centre when the ignition is next ON. Press
case the park brake must be released with the park the foot brake down and pull the park brake lever up
brake switch. to put the park brake ON, this will reset the park
brake system.
5.10
Dynamic Stability Control

Warning: It is the driver's responsibility to DSC has three modes of operation: OFF: From Track mode, press and hold the DSC
drive safely according to the law and with due ON: The DSC system sets to ON each time the button for four seconds and release to set the DSC to
regard to prevailing conditions. engine is started. DSC is controlling engine torque OFF. DSC OFF can not be selected from DSC ON.
and applying strategic application of the brakes at DSC FUNCTION OFF will show in the message
Warning: Dynamic Stability Control (DSC) centre. DSC is no longer controlling engine torque
individual wheels.
must never let the driver be tempted into taking and applying strategic application of the brakes at
While the DSC system operates to correct the
Driving
risks which could affect his or her safety or that individual wheels.
of other road users. DSC cannot overcome
At any time while in track or off mode, press and
consequences of applying too much engine vehicle stability the DSC symbol on the release the DSC button to start DSC.
power for prevailing conditions. instrument cluster, will flash.
In Track mode or OFF, the DSC button LED will
Dynamic Stability Control (DSC) is a system designed
to enhance driving safety by improving the vehicle come ON and the amber warning triangle will be
handling when the tires are at the limits of their grip shown in the instrument cluster.
capabilities. This is achieved through the reduction Fault Signs
of engine torque and strategic application of the
A malfunction in the DSC control system will be
brakes at individual wheels.
shown by the following:
Driver Interface and Control
• The DSC symbol in the instrument cluster will
If repair or replacement of the steering or come ON.
other surrounding equipment is necessary, TRACK MODE: Press and hold the DSC button (A) • A warning message will show in the message
always refer to your Aston Martin Dealer. There is for four seconds and release. DSC TRACK MODE centre depending on the fault detected.
a sensor in the steering system which detects SELECTED will show in the message centre. This
steering angle. If the centre position of the raises the thresholds at which the DSC system
steering deviates, the DSC system may not operates. While the DSC system operates to correct
operate correctly. the vehicle stability the DSC symbol will flash.
The DSC system may not operate correctly
when using tire chains or a temporary spare tire.
Use tires of the same manufacturer, brand,
type, tread pattern and correct size specified for
this vehicle on all four road wheels. Do not mix
new and worn tires on the same axle.
5.11
Adaptive Damping
Traction Control To prevent excessive wheel spin and maintain The Adaptive Damping System (ADS) is continuously
vehicle stability in such situations the traction control ON, adjusting the damping characteristics at all four
Warning: It is always the drivers
system will: corners, according to vehicle body movement and
responsibility to drive safely according to the law
• Brake either of the driven wheels when they start monitored driver inputs. Sensors on the vehicle
and with due regard to prevailing conditions.
to slip constantly measure the vehicle body movement and
Warning: Traction control must never let the • Adapt the engine torque to a level corresponding driver inputs – braking, steering, vehicle speed and
Driving
driver be tempted into taking risks which could to the traction available on the road surface. throttle displacement. This information is then
affect his or her safety or that of other road supplied to the ADS control unit which calculates
These symptoms are normal and will clear as
users. the optimal damper characteristic at each corner at
wheel spin is eliminated and normal engine power is
any given moment.
Warning: Traction control cannot overcome restored.
consequences of applying too much engine ADS is independent of the Dynamic Stability
If cruise control is on it will automatically go OFF Control (DSC) system.
power for prevailing conditions.
when DSC is operating.
Traction control is a function of DSC, and is ADS has three modes of operation:
During operation, the DSC warning symbol will
operated in association with the DSC system. Normal Mode: This mode gives damping
flash. The driver may experience a loss in power or
Traction control prevents excessive wheel spin at characteristics for everyday driving (button LED
temporary ’misfire’ as engine power is reduced.
standing starts, or during acceleration. Wheel spin is OFF).
usually caused by excessive use of the accelerator If traction control cuts in when driving on extended
Sport Mode: Press the ADS button (A) to start sport
pedal, or slippery, loose or bumpy road surfaces. icy or slippery surfaces, reduce engine power as
mode, which gives damping characteristics for a
necessary until the DSC warning symbol goes OFF.
firmer ride.
Traction control is always ON when DSC is ON. To move back to normal mode (button LED OFF),
press and release the ADS button. A message on the
console confirms the damper mode has been
switched.
5.12
Fuel Filling
The fuel tank filler neck has a restricted opening Fuel Filler Flap Emergency Release
which will only accept the fuel supply nozzle of Remove the left side trunk trim panel (C) to access
unleaded fuel pumps. the manual fuel filler flap release. Push the lever (D)
Open the fuel flap by pressing the fuel flap release towards the front of the vehicle to open the filler
button (A) located in the driver's footwell to open the flap.
capless fuel filler flap (B). If the filler flap will not
Driving
open when the release button is pressed, use the fuel
filler flap emergency release.
Track Mode: Press and hold the ADS button (A) for
more than 1 second to start track mode (button LED
FLASHES) which provides damping characteristics
suitable for track driving.
To move back to normal mode (button LED OFF), The fuel system will not let the fuel tank overfill but
press and hold the ADS button for more than 1 there will be times when the fuel nozzle will shut
Fuel Cut-OFF
second. To move back to sport mode (button LED OFF prematurely. If this happens only try to fill the In the event of a vehicle accident the vehicle
ON), press and release the ADS button. A message fuel tank one more time, continued attempts will electronics will enter crash mode. Power to the fuel
on the console confirms the damper mode has been result in fuel spillage. Wait 10 seconds before pumps will stop, thereby reducing fire risk.
switched. removing the refuelling nozzle. Engine Oil Level
When the ignition is switched off, the system Emergency Fuel Fill
latches to the last selected damper mode upon It is important to check the engine oil level
An emergency fuel fill funnel is located in the trunk regularly. Running the engine with engine oil
restarting. tool kit. It can be used to fill the fuel tank from a fuel below the lower mark or above the upper mark
can. can cause serious engine damage.
Fuel Filler Bowl
Check the engine oil level every fourth fuel tank fill
The fuel filler bowl has a pipe to let the water drain or weekly - which ever is the sooner.
from the bowl. During fuel filling, check and make
sure that any debris which may block the pipe is
removed.
5.13
Catalytic Converters Parking Assist

Warning: Do not park over dry grass, leaves Warning: Parking assist does not replace need Operation
or other combustible material. Significant fire for total vigilance and caution when parking or
If you are driving in a confined space, such as
risk exists because of residual heat in the reversing.
a home garage, the outer sensors will detect the
catalytic converters.
It is always the driver’s responsibility to detect side walls and after three seconds the tone will
Warning: Do not drive through deep water. obstacles and estimate the vehicle’s distance stop. However, as movement continues, the inner
Rapid cooling of catalysts may cause them to from them. Some overhanging objects, barriers, sensors will eventually detect the rear wall and
Driving break up. thin obstructions or painted surfaces which could will start the tone again.
Catalytic converters convert harmful exhaust gasses possibly cause damage to the vehicle may not be
In heavy rain or similar adverse conditions,
into less noxious substances and so reduce detected by the system. Always be vigilant when
the rear parking assist sensors may not always be
environmental pollution. They operate at high using parking assist.
able to accurately measure distance to close
temperatures and continue to radiate a considerable Do not turn and hold the steering on full lock objects. A fully laden vehicle or irregular
amount of heat after the ignition has been set to for any more than 10 seconds. If the steering is obstacles may also cause inaccurate
OFF. held on full lock for more than 10 seconds the measurements.
power steering pump can fail. The parking assist system defaults to OFF when the
The rear sensors are not ON when neutral is ignition is set to ON. The system comes ON when
selected, therefore care should be taken if reverse gear is selected, or if the parking assist button
moving the vehicle as the warning sound will not (A) is pressed at speeds below 17 km/h (10 mph).
be heard. The system will set to OFF when the vehicle moves
forwards above 17 km/h (10 mph). The parking assist
Do not clean the sensors with abrasive or button LED will come ON when the system is set to
sharp objects. ON.
For reliable operation, the sensors in the front
and rear bumpers should be kept free from ice, frost
and grime.
When using a high pressure spray the sensors
should only be sprayed briefly and not from a
distance of less than 200 mm (8 inches). Do not
clean the sensors with abrasive materials.
When activated, a warning will be heard when
driving forwards or rearwards, if objects are detected
within range of the vehicle.
5.14
Reversing Camera
If an obstacle is detected at the front or rear of the Warning: The parking camera does not
vehicle, a series of beeps will be heard from the front replace the need for total vigilance and caution
or rear speaker respectively, which increases in rate when parking or reversing.
as the vehicle nears the obstacle.
It is always the driver’s responsibility to detect
The beep becomes a continuous tone when an
obstacles and estimate the vehicle’s distance
obstacle is detected at or within approximately 300
Driving
from them. When parking or reversing make full
mm (12 inches) from the rear or 250 mm (10 inches)
use of rearward and forward vision and all
from the front of the vehicle.
mirrors to be aware of persons or objects in the
The LED will flash if a fault is detected in the system vicinity of the vehicle. Take appropriate measures
and a single three second tone will be heard (only to protect them from danger.
once per ignition cycle). The system is automatically
disabled when a fault is detected. For reliable operation, the parking camera lens in
the rear bumper should be kept free from ice, frost
Parking assist may sound spurious tones if it
and grime.
detects an ultrasonic frequency using the same band
as the sensors. When using a high pressure spray the parking
camera lens should only be sprayed briefly and not
The system consists of inner and outer sensors.
from a distance of less than 600 mm (24 inches). Do
When manoeuvring forward into a garage, the front
not clean the camera lens with abrasive materials.
outer sensors will cease detection if they detect a
stationary or receding object for three seconds or
more, this allows detection directly at the front of
the vehicle in this type of manoeuvre.
5.15
In addition to the parking assist system, a rear parking camera, located above Camera Operation
the rear registration number plate (A), gives a view from the rear of the vehicle
as the vehicle is moved backwards while parking or reversing. When reverse
gear is selected the camera view is shown on the infotainment screen.
Driving
The camera overlay shows the fixed movement angle of the rear of the vehicle
with the road wheels on full lock (D) red lines and the actual movement of the
vehicle road wheels (C) yellow lines. As the steering wheel is turned the yellow
lines will show the predicted vehicle movement.
The outer edge of the two markers (E) show the width of the vehicle including
the mirrors.
If the infotainment screen is ON when reverse gear is selected the screen will The distance from the beginning edge of the two markers (E) to the rear of the
show the camera view until reverse gear is deselected. When reverse gear is vehicle is 300 mm (12 inches) (B).
deselected the screen will continue to show the camera view for approximately
ten seconds or when the vehicle reaches a speed of 16 km/h (10 mph) (which
ever is sooner), then return to the infotainment screen.
If the infotainment screen is OFF the screen will raise when reverse gear is
selected and lower when reverse gear is deselected.
5.16
Infotainment
Infotainment Controls.......................................6.2
Infotainment System.........................................6.2
Infotainment Personalisation.............................6.3
Bluetooth Pairing..............................................6.4
Vehicle Status...................................................6.5
Apple CarPlay ..................................................6.6
Android Auto ...................................................6.8
Infotainment Controls Infotainment System

[1] DISPLAY: Shows options, menus and The infotainment system provides control over a
information. number of systems in the vehicle. These systems
[2] VOLUME/ON/OFF: Volume control. Press to include:
mute the audio system. Press and hold to turn the • Parking Cameras
infotainment screen on or off. • Satellite Navigation
[3] PHONE: Press to open the phone menu. • Audio Media
• Hands-free Phone
[4] NAV: Press to open the navigation menu.
• Tire Pressure Monitoring
[5] BACK: Move back in a menu or cancel a
• Vehicle Power Output Displays
selection.
Several menu options require a tick in a box to select
[6] MENU: Opens the main menu. an option. Once the menu item is highlighted press
[7] RADIO: Press to navigate through radio bands. ENTER to either check or uncheck the box. Press
[8] SOURCE: Press to select audio sound sources BACK to accept and return to the main screen.
[9] ENTER: Press to confirm selection of an item or In this chapter when asked to ‘Press’ a button,
option. this means ‘Press and release’. When this is not the
[10] JOYSTICK: Use to navigate in menus. case it will be clear in the text.
When asked to press ENTER, this means press the
centre of the joystick.
Using the Controls
The console has touch sensitive glass surface
buttons. The button area vibrates (haptic feedback)
to acknowledge that the system recognizes that the
button has been pressed. To turn the haptic touch
feedback on or off when pressing the buttons, access
the SYSTEM SETTINGS menu and select Centre Stack.
Infotainment
Turn the joystick to access different menus. Press the

joystick to confirm a menu selection (this is also
referred to as ENTER).
6.2
Infotainment Personalisation
Infotainment On and Off Operation The infotainment screen can be personalized in
The infotainment system is available with the vehicle When the infotainment system is switched ON, the SYSTEM SETTINGS with a choice of display
languages, background images and display icon
key at least in position ‘I’ and is available until the screen rises from the console to display an Aston
colours.
vehicle key is removed from the ignition control. Martin welcome screen and model name.
Colour Settings
Pressing the RADIO or SOURCE buttons The welcome screen fades to display the main
changes the current infotainment source. menu. At any time while the infotainment system is To change the display colours in SYSTEM SETTINGS
ON press MENU to view the Main Menu screen. select <Appearance> then <Colour Settings>.
ON/OFF: Short Press and Release Select from:
If an audio source is ON and playing, one short press • Flugplatz Blue
will switch the audio playback to OFF and any media • Volcano Red
playback will be paused if applicable. The screen will • Cinnabar Orange
show the main menu. • Sunshine Yellow
If there is no working media application, one short • Appletree Green
press will start playback of the previous media • Lightning Silver
source. If the navigation application is OFF, the • Transparent
‘Now Playing’ screen of the media source is shown.
If the navigation application is ON, the current
screen stays shown and the audio source works in
the background.
Use the JOYSTICK to navigate the menu system.
ON/OFF: Long Press and Release
Select from:
One long-press and release sets the screen to ON /
• Reverse Camera
OFF and raises or lowers the screen accordingly.
• Vehicle Status
• Navigation
• Audio
• Phone
Infotainment
• Apple CarPlay
• Android Auto (where available)
• System Settings
6.3
Bluetooth Pairing
Image Settings Language A mobile phone, tablet or other device1 can be
To change the display colours in SYSTEM SETTINGS Setting an infotainment language will also set the connected using Bluetooth®2 wireless technology
select <Appearance> then <Image Settings>. navigation voice language if one is available. The for hands-free call functions and to stream music to
Select from: navigation voice language can be set independently the infotainment system.
• Carbon Fibre from the infotainment in the navigation settings Mobile phones must support A2DP Bluetooth®
• None menu. wireless technology. All streaming features are
• Highlight To change the display colours in SYSTEM SETTINGS mobile phone and network dependent.
• Water Droplets select <Language>:
• Leather Device Pairing
• English (UK)
• Cedar Use this procedure when pairing a mobile phone to
• English (US)
• Sand the infotainment system.
• French
• Spanish Press PHONE and select ADD A NEW HANDSET.
• German Press BACK to cancel. Press ENTER to continue.
• Italian
• Japanese
• Russian
• Arabic
• Swedish
• Czech
• Polish
• Chinese (Simplified)
• Chinese (Traditional)
• Greek
Infotainment
1. Bluetooth® devices will be referred to as ‘phone’ or

'mobile phone' in this manual.
2. The Bluetooth® word mark and logos are registered
trademarks owned by Bluetooth SIG, Inc., and any use of
such marks by Aston Martin is under license. Other
trademarks and trade names are those of their respective
owners.
6.4
Vehicle Status
Follow the mobile phone manufacturer's instructions Warning: Failure to avoid potentially Tire Status
to search and connect to a new Bluetooth® wireless hazardous situations could result in an accident The infotainment display can show a tires status
technology device. The phone will search for or collision resulting in death or serious injury. screen which shows tire pressure and temperature
discoverable Bluetooth® wireless technology
Warning: The vehicle status screens are on a larger display. To show the tire status screen,
devices in its range. navigate to <VEHICLE STATUS> and select <Tire
intended for track only. It is the driver's
Select Rapide AMR from the device list. Status>.
responsibility to use these features in a
If Rapide AMR does not show then check that responsible manner. Always use your best
the infotainment system is ON and search again judgement, and operate the vehicle in a safe
Follow the instructions shown on the phone and the manner. Minimize the amount of time spent
display to pair the phone. viewing the screen while driving and always be
fully aware of all driving conditions.
Once synchronising has completed the mobile
phone is ready for use with the vehicle audio and Warning: Do not allow yourself to become
hands-free system. The vehicle will also request distracted and minimize the amount of time
access to call history and messages.1 spent viewing the screen while driving and
To add more devices when a device is already always be fully aware of all driving conditions.
connected, press PHONE and then navigate to BT Display Units
Devices to open the device manager. Select ADD A To change the units shown on the vehicle status
NEW HANDSET and follow the above steps to add an screens (Refer to ’Display Units’, page 4.12). The tire status screen is to be used as a visual
additional device. support for the TPMS indicator in the message
centre. If the tire status screen is not selected in the
infotainment screen and a tire fault does occur,
warnings will only appear in the message centre.
Tire temperatures are indicative only and can
vary with driving conditions and should not be used
to assess the condition of a tire. Always use the tire
Infotainment
pressure to check for correct inflation and visual
inspection for tire condition.
1. Dependant on phone model and software.

6.5
Apple CarPlay
Power Meter The screen will show both power and torque along Apple CarPlay is a smarter way to use your iPhone or
with engine speed. On the power and torque dials other compatible Apple device in your vehicle by
Warning: The power meter is intended for
there will be two readings: using the vehicle infotainment screen. When
track use only.
[1] LIVE VALUE: Instant values as read from the connected, the infotainment system can be used to
The infotainment system is able to show vehicle's vehicle. Shown in selected infotainment display make calls, send and receive messages, view
engine power and torque as a live updated display. colour (Refer to ’Infotainment Personalisation’, page navigation and listen to music.
To show the display, navigate to <VEHICLE 6.3) Not all features of Apple CarPlay are available in
STATUS> and select <POWER METER>.
[2] PEAK VALUE: Peak values are shown in grey. all regions. For a complete and up to date list of
These values are removed: features and region availability, refer to the Apple
• After 8 Seconds. website in your region.
• When value is exceeded and a new peak By using Apple CarPlay, you acknowledge the
value is reached. following: Apple CarPlay is a service provided by
Indicated values may differ from quoted Apple Inc. under its terms and conditions. Aston
manufacturer figures due to a number of driving Martin Lagonda is not responsible for Apple CarPlay
environment differences such as, but not limited to, or its applications. When using Apple CarPlay,
temperature, altitude, air density and engine load certain information from your vehicle (such as its
and, as a result, accuracy of data is not warranted. position) is transferred to your iPhone.
Any differences in values should not be taken as an
indication of an engine not performing correctly.
Infotainment
6.6
Initial Connection To begin Apple CarPlay, select the CARPLAY icon Apple CarPlay Controls
1. Connect the iPhone to the CarPlay USB port (A) from the Infotainment menu and press ENTER. Whilst in the Apple CarPlay system, use the
with a suitable cable. The Apple CarPlay menu will then open. JOYSTICK to navigate the menus and ENTER to
select items.
Information about which apps are supported
and which phones are compatible is available on
Apple's Website www.apple.com/ios/carplay.
To exit CarPlay and return to the vehicle menu select
the AMi app in the CarPlay menu and press ENTER.
The MENU and RADIO buttons will also function as
normal and perform their functions outside of
CarPlay.
Whilst Apple CarPlay is connected:
• The NAV button will open the Maps function in
Apple CarPlay1.
2. Navigate to the CARPLAY icon on the main • The PHONE button will open the Phone function
menu of the phone and press ENTER. in Apple CarPlay.
3. The Apple CarPlay menu will now open. • The SOURCE button will open the Now Playing
function in Apple CarPlay.
The PHONE function and second USB port are
all disabled when Apple CarPlay is in use. Devices
connected to the vehicle with Bluetooth or USB will
not be available when Apple CarPlay is active.
Android Auto is not available if Apple CarPlay is in
Infotainment
use.
SIRI
Apple CarPlay apps can be voice operated using
SIRI. To activate SIRI press and hold the CALL
button.
1. If no route is set in the vehicle navigation system.

6.7
Android Auto
Android Auto lets you use certain Android device Initial Connection Android Auto Controls
apps with your vehicle's infotainment screen. When Requirements: Whilst in the Android Auto, rotate the JOYSTICK to
connected, the infotainment system can be used to
• The Android Auto app must be installed on your scroll through available items and ENTER to select
make calls, send and receive messages, view
Android device (Minimum Android 5.0) items. Push the JOYSTICK left to open the menu.
navigation and listen to music.
• The Android device must be connected by a To exit Android Auto press BACK. The MENU and
Android Auto is available in selected regions. For suitable USB cable RADIO buttons will also function as normal and
a complete and up to date list of market availability, perform their functions outside of Android Auto.
To connect an Android device:
refer to the Android website in your region.
• Use a suitable USB cable to connect the device Whilst Android Auto is connected:
By using Android Auto, you acknowledge the to one of the vehicle's USB ports. • The NAV button will open the Maps function in
following: Android Auto is a service provided by • Select <Android Auto> from the main menu. Android Auto1.
Google Inc. under its terms and conditions. Aston • Android Auto will then open in the infotainment • The PHONE button will open the Phone function
Martin Lagonda is not responsible for Android Auto system. Press ENTER to confirm. in Android Auto.
or its applications. When using Android Auto, • The SOURCE button will open the Now Playing
certain information from your vehicle (such as its function in Android Auto.
position) is transferred to your Android Device. Talk to Google
Voice commands can also be used to control
Android Auto. Press the CALL button and wait until
you hear a beep, then say your request.
For Example: 'Navigate to the nearest fuel station'.
Voice control can also be started when you push the
JOYSTICK to the right whilst in Android Auto.
The Android device must be paired to the vehicle

by Bluetooth®. If the device is not yet paired, follow
Infotainment
the pairing phones information (Refer to ’Bluetooth

Pairing’, page 6.4).
1. If no route is set in the vehicle navigation system.

6.8
Climate Control
Operating Tips .................................................7.2
Climate Controls ..............................................7.2
Airflow Modes..................................................7.4
Automatic Operation........................................7.4
Manual Operation............................................7.5
Operating Tips Climate Controls

• A solar sensor is installed on top of the instrument panel, this should not be
covered when driving.
• The intake grille of the in-vehicle temperature sensor is located in the
driver’s knee bolster, close to the centre console. To maintain the optimum
temperature this grille should not be obstructed.
Climate Control
• Moisture which forms on the evaporator in the air conditioning unit is
discharged via a drain tube onto the road. After stopping, small puddles of
water may form underneath the vehicle. This is normal and does not show a
system malfunction.
• Operate the climate control system with the engine operating.
• Clear all obstructions like leaves, snow and ice from the hood and the air [1] AUTO: Press for automatic climate control operation (Refer to ’Automatic
inlet in the front grille to improve the system efficiency. Operation’, page 7.4).
• Windows can fog up easily in humid weather. Use the climate control [2] TEMPERATURE: Set the required in vehicle temperature. Turn clockwise for
system to demist the windows. hot and counter-clockwise for cold. The selected temperature is shown on the
• To help demist the windows, operate the air conditioner to dehumidify the dial display.
air. [3] A/C: When in manual mode press and release to set the air conditioning ON
• Use the ‘outside air’ position in normal conditions. The ‘recirculated air’ or OFF.
position should be used temporarily when driving on dusty roads or for
[4] MAX : Press for maximum defrost or demist ON or OFF. Outside air
quick cooling or heating of the interior.
intake is automatically selected and air conditioning is automatically
• If the vehicle has been parked in direct sunlight during hot weather, open
started.
the windows to let warm air escape, then close the windows and operate
the climate control system. [5] HEATED MIRRORS: Press to operate the door mirror heaters. Goes OFF
• Operate the climate control system at least once a month to keep internal after 20 minutes if not manually set to OFF.
parts lubricated. [6] AIRFLOW MODES: Press and release to select an airflow mode. (Refer to
• Have the climate control system checked before the weather gets hot. If the ’Airflow Modes’, page 7.4)
climate control system is low on refrigerant or has a malfunction, consult
your Aston Martin Dealer.
• This vehicle is equipped with a pollen filter. It is necessary to change the
filter periodically as shown in the scheduled maintenance. Consult your
• Air conditioning may not function when the outside temperature
approaches 0°C (indicator stays ON even when system is OFF).
7.2
[7] AIR CIRCULATION: Solar and Temperature Sensors

Warning: Do not select re-circulated air in cold or rainy weather, it can The automatic air conditioner function measures inside and outside
cause the interior glass to mist up. temperatures, and sunlight. It then sets the interior temperature accordingly. To
Controls the source of air entering the vehicle. Press to select re-circulated air maintain effective operation do not obscure the following sensors:
Climate Control
(button LED ON). Press again to select outside air as source. [1] : Solar sensor.
Use the re-circulated air position when going through tunnels, driving in [2] : In-vehicle temperature sensor.
congested traffic (high engine exhaust areas) or when maximum cooling is
required. On start up the default position is outside air as source. Use this
position for normal conditions and demisting.
[8] FAN SPEED: Turn to set the required fan speed (clockwise for fast speed and
counter-clockwise for low speed). The fan speed is shown on the display.
[9] SEAT HEATING:
Press to increase and decrease the seat heating on the driver and passenger
seats. The LEDs show which heat level is ON. The bottom LED is the lowest heat
setting, and the top LED is the highest heat setting.
The seat heating settings can be selected if the ignition is set to ON, but they
will not operate until the engine is operating.
Display Units
To change the display units to show Celsius (°C) or Fahrenheit (°F) (Refer to
’Display Units’, page 4.12)
7.3
Airflow Modes Automatic Operation

Press and release each Adjusting the Vents Press AUTO. Using the TEMPERATURE dial set the
button for an airflow mode. To adjust the air flow vents: required in-vehicle temperature (read the actual
By pressing one or more temperature setting in the top left of the display).
buttons at a time, five The A/C button LED will come ON.
airflow modes are available. Adjustments to fan speed, air flow and air re
Climate Control
Selected airflow modes are circulation will be made automatically according to
also shown on the the set temperature, interior and exterior conditions.
infotainment screen.
Maximum fan speed will not be available to heat
the cabin until the engine has reach its normal
Mode Button(s) operating temperature.
Windscreen and Door Windows (A) When using the air conditioner, mist may come
In addition a small bleed of air is directed out from the vents. This is not a sign of trouble but a
into the face vents. result of humid air being suddenly cooled.
Face Only (B) If resetting climate control functions other than
Feet Only (C) the fan speed, the fan speed will stay set as in
In addition a small bleed of air is directed automatic mode. Adjustments to the fan speed will
to the face vents, the windscreen and
cancel Auto Mode.
door windows.
Windscreen, Door Windows and Feet (A)+(C)
In addition a small bleed of air is directed
into the face vents.
Face and Feet (B)+(C)
7.4
Manual Operation
Defrost and Demist Set the required: Defrost and Demist
• Fan speed
To defrost or demist the windscreen on To defrost or demist the windscreen on
• Temperature
vehicle start up in extreme cold weather vehicle start up in extreme cold weather
• Air flow.
conditions, operate the engine at 1500 rpm. conditions, operate the engine at 1500 rpm.
Climate Control
Always make sure that the transmission is in P The fan speed and temperature setting will show Always make sure that the transmission is in P
(park) and the park brake is applied. on the display. (park) and the park brake is applied.
When using the air conditioner, mist may come Press A/C. Press the airflow button.
Press MAX . The outside air intake is
out from the vents. This is not a sign of trouble but a
automatically selected, the temperature is set to Set the required:
result of humid air being suddenly cooled.
maximum and air conditioning is started. • Temperature
Setting the temperature to maximum high or low • Fan speed.
If the cabin temperature is cold the air
will not provide the required temperature at a faster
conditioner will not start up until the engine has If the engine is cold the air conditioning will not
rate. To prevent cool air blowing from the vents
started to warm up. start up until the engine has started to warm up.
when heating immediately after starting a cold
To cancel automatic defrost or demist either: engine, the amount of airflow is reduced until the air For maximum defrost or demist set the
warms up. temperature and fan speed dials to maximum.
• Press MAX again.
• Press AUTO. The vehicle heater will continue to produce the
• Press any of the airflow mode buttons. selected temperature regardless of in-vehicle
conditions.
The automatic defrost setting times out after 6
minutes. If dehumidifying is required, press the A/C button
(LED ON). To stop dehumidifying press A/C button
again (LED OFF).
When maximum cooling is required, set the
TEMPERATURE dial to the extreme cold position and
press the AIR CIRCULATION button to the re
circulated air position ( will show in the
display), then set a fast fan speed.
7.5
Climate Control
7.6
Audio
Audio Essentials................................................8.2
Audio Controls .................................................8.4
Radio Functions ...............................................8.6
Traffic Announcements.....................................8.8
Automatic Frequency Updating ........................8.8
Satellite Radio Functions...................................8.8
iPod and USB Functions .................................8.10
Bluetooth Streaming .......................................8.12
CD Player Magazine.......................................8.13
CD Player Functions.......................................8.14
Audio Essentials
Aston Martin Premium Audio Speakers
Radio: [1] : Two 25 mm (1“) tweeters.
• AM and FM radio. [2] : Centre: Two speakers: One 90 mm (3.5”) mid-
• Satellite Radio (Option) range in closed cabinet and one 19 mm (0.75”) (soft
Audio Inputs dome) tweeter.
• USB Device [3] : Footwell: Two 140 mm (5.5”) woofers in closed
• 2 x Connection port in cubby box. cabinets.
• Bluetooth® Wireless Technology [4] : One 90 mm (3.5”) mid-range speaker, in closed
Audio and hands-free phone. cabinet, in each front door.
Power Output: 600W. [5] : One 200 mm (8”) subwoofer housed in closed
cabinet in the left side trunk wall.
[6] : Two speakers, one 90 mm (3.5”) mid-range
and one 19 mm (0.75”) (soft dome) tweeter, in each
rear door.
Audio
8.2
Bang & Olufsen BeoSound Audio Speakers

Optional [1] : Two 19 mm (0.75”) (soft dome) tweeters
Radio: incorporating Acoustic Lens Technology (ALT).
• AM and FM radio. [2] : Centre: Two speakers: One 90 mm (3.5”) mid-
range in closed cabinet and one 19 mm (0.75”) (soft
• Satellite Radio (Option)
dome) tweeter.
Audio Inputs
• USB Device [3] : Footwell: Two 140 mm (5.5”) woofers in closed
• 2 x Connection port. cabinets.
• Bluetooth® Wireless Technology [4] : One 90 mm (3.5”) mid-range speaker, in closed
Audio and hands-free phone. cabinet, in each front door.
• Six CD autochanger (optional). [5] : One 200 mm (8”) subwoofer housed in closed
Power Output: 1000W cabinet in the left side trunk wall.
[6] : Two speakers, one 90 mm (3.5”) mid-range
and one 19 mm (0.75”) (soft dome) tweeter, in each
rear door.
[7] : One 140 mm (5.5”) woofer in each rear door.
Audio
8.3
Audio Controls
Acoustic Lens Technology [1] ON/OFF: Press for audio ON and OFF.
(Bang and Olufsen audio only) [2] VOLUME: Volume control.
Acoustic Lens [3] ENTER: Push the JOYSTICK button (referred to as
Technology (ALT) ENTER throughout this chapter) to select items
gives a wide (180°) within a menu or to open a selection.
horizontal [4] JOYSTICK: Navigate in the menus by clicking
dispersion of high left, right, up or down. Turn the rotary controller to
frequencies. This scroll menu items.
prevents the loss of
[5] BACK: Press to move back one action. Press and
critical sound and hold to move back to the default screen.
gives listeners an improved sense of space, staging
[6] MENU: Opens the main menu.
and realism, even when not sitting in the optimal
location1 for listening to two-channel stereo [7] RADIO: Press to navigate between the radio
reproductions. bands.
Two motorized acoustic lenses, mounted on either [8] SOURCE: Press to select other audio sound
side of the dashboard, rise when the system is set to sources.
ON and stay raised until the audio system is set to [9] VOLUME: Volume control.
OFF. [10] SCROLL:
• Radio: Searches up and down the frequency
band for the next available radio station.
• Satellite Radio: Navigate the channel list.
• iPod / USB: Skip forward or backwards
through music tracks.
Audio
1. For the optimal location to listen to two-channel stereo

reproductions, the listener should be sitting equidistant
from both loudspeakers on the apex of an equilateral
triangle.
8.4
Operation Aston Martin Audio Sound Settings Bang & Olufsen Audio Sound Settings
The audio system is available with the vehicle key at To access sound settings, select <SETTINGS> from To access sound settings, select <SETTINGS> from
least in position ‘I’ and is available until the vehicle the <AUDIO> menu. Select <AUDIO SETTINGS> the <AUDIO> menu. Select <AUDIO SETTINGS>
key is removed from the ignition control. press ENTER. Select required features and adjust to and press ENTER. Select required features and adjust
If the audio system is ON when the ignition is set to desired settings. settings using the rotary joystick and press ENTER to
OFF and the vehicle key removed, it will Bass: Level for bass. confirm.
automatically start the next time the vehicle key is Treble: Level for treble. Bass: Level for bass.
moved to position ‘I’. Balance: Balance between the left and right Treble: Level for treble.
Press ON/OFF to set the audio system ON or OFF. speakers. Balance: Balance between the left and right
Sound Source Fader: Balance between the front and rear speakers. speakers.
To select radio, at any time while the audio system is Surround: Level for surround sound. Fader: Balance between the front and rear speakers.
ON, press the RADIO button repeatedly to navigate Auto Volume Control: Auto volume control adjusts Surround: Level for surround sound.
between the radio bands. tone based on the output level to maintain tonal Auto Volume Control: Auto volume control adjusts
To select other audio sound sources press the balance at all volume levels. tone based on the output level to maintain tonal
SOURCE button to navigate through the audio Select from <Off>, <Low>, <Medium>and balance at all volume levels.
source choices. <High>. Select from <Off>, <Low>, <Optimum>, and
Battery Protection Mode Sound Field
<High>.
Using the audio system, with the vehicle key at Sound Focus
The focus of the sound from the audio system can be
position ‘I’ (ignition OFF) will drain the battery optimized for either the driver, the driver and front The focus of the sound from the audio system can be
charge. A warning message will show in the message passenger, the rear passengers or all front and rear optimized for either the driver, the driver and front
centre when the battery charge is low. The audio passengers. Select: passenger, the rear passengers or all front and rear
and USB ports are disabled after a two minute passengers. Select:
warning to protect the battery. The audio system detects seat occupancy by seat
belt engagement. The audio system detects seat occupancy by seat
belt engagement.
Driver: The focus of the sound is optimized for the
Driver: The focus of the sound is optimized for the
Audio
driver only.
driver only.
Front: The focus of the sound is optimized for both
the driver and the front passenger. Front: The focus of the sound is optimized for both
the driver and the front passenger.
All: The focus of the sound is optimized both for the
front and the rear passenger(s). Rear: The focus of the sound is optimized for both
rear seat passengers.
All: The focus of the sound is optimized both for the
front and the rear passenger(s).
8.5
Radio Functions
Radio Menu Automatic Tuning Manual Tune By Frequency
From the AUDIO menu, select the <RADIO> To automatically tune stations: To tune AM or FM stations manually:
option to display the radio menu. 1. From the RADIO menu, select <AM>, <FM> 1. From the RADIO screen, push the JOYSTICK
The RADIO menu allows you to select <AM>, or <DAB> to display the specific tuner. down to select <SETTINGS>. The SYSTEM
<FM>, <SIRIUS> and <SETTINGS>. SETTINGS screen is shown.
In the RADIO menu, a music note icon appears 2. Select <Manual Tune> and press ENTER to
above the current radio frequency image. confirm.
3. Rotate the JOYSTICK to manually search for
stations.
4. Push the JOYSTICK up or down to move along
the frequency band by 1.0MHz for faster
searching.
5. When the desired frequency is reached, press
ENTER to confirm.
2. Press the JOYSTICK left to select the previous

available station or right to select the next
available station.
3. Rotate the JOYSTICK to view the list of available
stations
4. Press ENTER to view the favourites list.
Audio
8.6
Station List Favourite Stations Sort Stations

To view and select from the list of available stations: To view and select a favourite station: The list of available or favorite stations can be order
1. From the RADIO screen, push the JOYSTICK 1. From the RADIO screen, push the JOYSTICK either in alphabetical order or in frequency order. To
down to select <RADIO OPTIONS>. down to select <OPTIONS>. change the sort order of stations:
2. Select <Station List> from the list and press 2. Select <Favourites> from the list and press 1. From the RADIO screen, push the JOYSTICK
ENTER to confirm. ENTER to confirm. down to select <OPTIONS>.
Or: Only stations saved as a favourite are shown in 2. Select <Sort> from the list and choose either
the list. <By Name> or <By Frequency>. Press ENTER
1. From the RADIO screen, rotate the JOYSTICK.
Or: to confirm.
A new window appears displaying the list of
available stations. 1. From the RADIO screen, press ENTER. A new
2. Rotate the JOYSTICK or push it up and down to window appears displaying the list of favourite
select a specific station. stations.
3. Press ENTER to confirm. 2. Rotate the JOYSTICK or push it up and down to
The selected station then starts playing. select a specific station.
3. Press ENTER to confirm.
The selected favourite station then starts
playing.
Adding A Favourite Station
Press and hold ENTER to add the current station to
your favourites list.
Audio
8.7
Traffic Announcements Automatic Frequency Updating Satellite Radio Functions

The Traffic Announcement (TA) function makes sure (AM/FM Radio Only) Sirius is an American
that all traffic announcements interrupt radio The Automatic Frequency (AF) updating function is satellite radio company
programmes. normally ON and makes sure that the radio tunes to that broadcasts
To turn the traffic announcement function ON or the strongest available transmitter. commercial-free music,
OFF: To turn the automatic frequency ON or OFF: sports, news and entertainment to it's subscribers.
1. From the NOW PLAYING screen, push the 1. From the RADIO screen, push the JOYSTICK Sirius ID
JOYSTICK down to select <OPTIONS>. down to select <Options>. The Sirius ID is required when contacting the Sirius
2. Select <Traffic announcements> from the list. 2. The RADIO OPTIONS screen is shown. Select Call Centre. It is used to start your account and when
3. Press ENTER to switch between ON and OFF. <Options> from the list. making any account transactions. The Sirius ID is
When the traffic announcements are ON, ‘TA’ is 3. Select <Tuner AF>. sometimes referred to as the Electronic Serial
shown on the display.1 4. Press ENTER to switch between <ON> and Number (ESN).
<OFF>. To access the Sirius ID: From the AUDIO menu,
When automatic frequency is ON, then ‘AF’ is select <SIRIUS>. Push the JOYSTICK down and
shown on the display. select <Information>. The Sirius ID and status of the
subscription (Active or Inactive) is shown.
Selecting Satellite Radio Mode
1. Press ON/OFF to set the audio system ON.
2. Select RADIO to navigate through the different
radio sources; <LW>, <MW>, <FM> and
<SIRIUS>.
3. When selecting items within the menus,
highlight the required option and push the
JOYSTICK button to confirm.
4. Select <SIRIUS> to access Sirius channels and
information.
Audio
1. AM/FM Radio Only

8.8
Activating Satellite Radio Channels Channel categories are automatically updated

Tune to channel 184 to receive Sirius contact The main Sirius screen allows you to select channels, several times a year. This takes approximately two
information. store favourite channels for easy access, and browse minutes and interrupts normal broadcasting. A
channel categories. message is shown while updating is in progress.
Call SIRIUS:
Information on channel or feature updates is
North America: 1-888-539-SIRIUS (7474). Selecting a Channel
available at www.sirius.com.
Canada: 1-866-635-9632 To select a channel:
Adding a Favourite Channel
When asked for the Sirius ID number select 1. Push the JOYSTICK left or right to navigate
through the available channels. 1. Press the JOYSTICK left or right to navigate
<SIRIUS> from the AUDIO menu. Push the
through the available channels.
JOYSTICK down to select <Information>. The Sirius 2. Press ENTER to confirm selection and to listen
to the channel. 2. Highlight the required channel. Push and hold
ID number is shown. After activation, the
the JOYSTICK button in for a few seconds to
subscription status is shown as 'Active', and the list of Selecting a Category
add the channel to the <Favourites> list.
channels is then updated. To select a category:
Selecting a Favourite Channel
‘Updating Subscription’ is shown while the 1. From the Sirius screen, push the JOYSTICK
subscription is being updated, after which the 1. From the Sirius screen, push the JOYSTICK
down to select <OPTIONS>.
display returns to the normal view. down to select <OPTIONS>.
2. Select the <Select Category> option to be
2. Select <Favourites>. A list of all stored
If an 'Audio Unavailable' message appears, it shown a list of all the available categories, such
favourite channels is shown.
indicates poor signal reception. This may occur as Jazz, Blues, News.
when travelling through a tunnel. 3. Rotate or push the JOYSTICK up or down to
3. Select the required category to be shown a list
select the required channel.
of all relevant channels available to chose from.
All channels added to the Favourites list are
The default category is <All> which lets you shown in channel number order.
navigate through the entire list of available satellite
Removing a Favourite Channel
channels.
1. From the Favourites list, highlight the required
channel.
2. Push and hold the JOYSTICK button for a few
seconds. A message then appears on the screen
Audio
confirming deletion of the selected channel.
Radio Text
The type of text information shown about the song
currently playing, includes the channel number,
channel ID, programme title, artist and composer.
8.9
iPod and USB Functions

Locking Channels Resetting the Password iPod and USB Connection
This function makes it possible to lock channels so To reset the password: On initial connection and on every engine start
that they do not appear in the channel list. 1. Push the JOYSTICK down to select the system will synchronize with the connected
To lock channels: <OPTIONS>. device. This will take a short while to complete.
1. Push the JOYSTICK down to select 2. Select <Lock Channels>. A keypad is shown.
The iPod controls will not operate while
<OPTIONS>. 3. Push and hold the JOYSTICK right for 10
connected to the vehicle audio system. All
2. Select <Lock Channels>. A keypad is shown. seconds to reset the password.
functionality will be from the vehicle audio system.
3. On initial use, enter '0000' as the password into 4. Follow the on-screen instructions to confirm
new password. Aston Martin recommend using a genuine
the keypad using the JOYSTICK. Follow on-
screen instructions to change the password. AppleTM cable (available separately) when
A list of all channels is shown with checkboxes. connecting an iPhone, iPod or iPad. Non-genuine
cables can provide limited functionality.
4. Select the channel that needs to be locked and
push the JOYSTICK button. A tick then appears
next to the channel name indicating that the
channel is locked. Repeat this process for all
channels that need to be locked.
5. To unlock a channel, select the required
channel and push the JOYSTICK button to
remove the tick from the check box. This
unlocks the channel.
Audio
8.10
There are two USB sockets located in the front Playing Tracks Selecting Tracks
armrest storage box. Locate the required socket and Once the mode has been set to either iPod or USB Press the JOYSTICK down to show the music folder
connect:
play automatically starts. list. Select from <Tracks>, <Albums>, <Artists>
and <Playlists> (if using an iPod) to navigate to the
required music tracks. Press ENTER to open a folder
or play a track.
Pause Mode
Press ENTER to pause a track whilst playing. Press
ENTER again to start play.
When the volume is at zero, play will pause. Start
play by turning the volume up.
Fast Forward and Rewind
Press and hold the JOYSTICK (left or right) to search
within a track or the whole music folder. The search
continues as long as the JOYSTICK is held.
• an iPod player using a suitable iPod USB cable.
If an Apple CarPlay compliant device is connect
to the CarPlay USB socket, Apple Carplay will launch
(Refer to ’Apple CarPlay’, page 6.6).
• a USB device.
If not already ON, set the audio system to ON. Press
the SOURCE button to cycle the audio sources until
either the required <iPod> or <USB> shows on
the display.
The iPod or USB device can now be operated by the
Audio
audio system and are shown and access in order of
connectivity.
8.11
Bluetooth Streaming
Album Search Album Art Bluetooth audio streaming is not available when
Press the JOYSTICK up to show available music When an iPod, iPhone, iPad or USB device is a device is connected to Apple CarPlay.
albums. Any album art that has been previously connected to the vehicle and a music album is Connecting a Mobile Phone or MP3 Device
synchronized will also be shown (Refer to ’Album played, album art for that music album is Enable Bluetooth® wireless technology on the
Art’, page 8.12). Rotate the joystick to search synchronized and stored on the vehicle. The album required mobile phone or MP3 device. The mobile
through available albums or quickly rotate the art will then be shown whenever the associated phone or MP3 device must be paired to the vehicle.
joystick to start a quick search. Press ENTER to select music is played. If the mobile phone or MP3 device is not yet paired,
an album and begin audio playback. To synchronize all available artwork from a device follow the pairing phones information (Refer to
Changing Tracks onto the vehicle, press the JOYSTICK down to show ’Bluetooth Pairing’, page 6.4).
the music folder list. Select <Sync Artwork> and Selecting the Mobile Phone or MP3 Device
Press the JOYSTICK (left or right) to play the next or
previous track. press ENTER to synchronize all available album art.
Select the required Bluetooth® enabled device by
A progress bar will be shown with the number of
Traffic Announcements using the SOURCE button. All connected devices are
synchronized files and total number of files1. Whilst
shown in the Audio menu.
Traffic Announcements (TA) are also available when album artwork is synchronising there will be no
in USB or iPod mode. (Refer ro page 8.8) The artist, track name, album and time are then
audio playback.
shown in the display.
Any album art files previously saved will be passed
over but included in the number of files to be Some devices may play erratically if more than
synchronized. Synchronising can be stopped at any one device is connected by Bluetooth®. If such
time by pressing ENTER again, or navigating away playback issues do occur, disconnect devices that
from the <Sync Artwork> screen. For example, are not in use.
pressing the RADIO button.
A maximum of 1000 album art files can be saved to
the vehicle. Any further art that is added will replace
the oldest unused files.
Audio
1. Thetime taken will depend on number of files to be

synchronized.
8.12
CD Player Magazine
Changing Tracks Do not leave the CD player door in the open Federal Communication Commission (FCC)
Push the JOYSTICK (left or right) to play the next orposition. If dirt or moisture enters the player this Compliance
previous track. can reduce playback quality, and can result in Changes or modifications not approved by Aston
Changing tracks is also available from the mobile damage to the player. Martin could void user’s authority to operate the
phone or MP3 device whilst connected via the The player is located in the right hand side of the equipment. This equipment has been tested and
Bluetooth® wireless technology. trunk. found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital
Audio Volume To load or eject a disc: device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These
Upon initial connection, audio playback may be a limits are designed to provide reasonable protection
1. Slide the player door fully open and press the
lower volume than any other media inputs. The against harmful interference in a residential
EJECT button.
volume level of the device can also be increased or 2. Remove the magazine and put in or eject a installation. This equipment generates, uses and can
decreased independent of the vehicle's audio radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed
disc(s) into, with the label side facing upwards,
system. Please check that the device volume is not and used in accordance with the instructions, may
or out of the magazine.
set too low. cause harmful interference and radio
3. Place the magazine into the player and fully communications.
Album Art close the sliding door.
However, there is no guarantee that interference will
Album art is unable to be sent to the vehicle with a Do not place any device or object that emits a
not occur in a particular installation. If this
Bluetooth® connection. However if a music track is magnetic field near to the player.
equipment does cause harmful interference to radio
played and the album art associated with that track Do not put in any object other than the
reception, which can be determined by turning the
has previously been saved to the vehicle, then the recommended discs into the player for any reason. equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to
album art will be shown. (Refer to ’Album Art’, page
Make sure that the discs are clean and dust free consult the Dealer or an experienced radio for help.
8.12)
before inserting into the player.
This product incorporates copyright protection
technology that is protected by method claims of
certain US patents and other intellectual property
rights owned by Macrovision Corporation and other
rights owners. Use of this copyright protection
Audio
technology must be authorized by Macrovision
Corporation, and is intended for home and other
limited viewing uses only unless otherwise
authorized by Macrovision Corporation. Reverse
engineering or disassembly is prohibited.
8.13
CD Player Functions
Loading CDs Changing Tracks
Use only 12 cm (4.7”) CDs. Do not use CDs Push the JOYSTICK left or right to play the next or
with adhesive disc labels. The heat from the CD previous track.
player can cause the label to come loose from the Fast Forward and Rewind
disc. The CD player could be damaged. Push and hold the JOYSTICK left or right to search
Do not use CDs that are warped or look forwards or backwards within a track or the whole
warped. The CD player will not be able to hold disc. Searching continues for as long as the button is
the CD correctly (because of the warp), this may depressed.
cause a jam in the CD player. Pause Mode
If the quality of the CD does not comply with the Press ENTER to pause a track whilst playing. Press
requirements of standard EN60908 or if it has been The current CD that is playing is shown in colour and ENTER again to start play.
recorded using poor equipment, sound quality may is positioned above the other CDs. CD and track When the volume is at zero, play will pause. Start
be poor or playback interrupted. information that is available is shown, which can play by turning the volume up.
include CD title, artist, track name and number.
The CD changer can hold up to six discs.
Select CD CHANGER from the main AUDIO menu.
Selecting a CD
The CD CHANGER screen shows the current disc In the CD CHANGER screen, push the JOYSTICK up
that is playing. or down to select the required disc to play.
Or rotate the JOYSTICK (left or right) to show a DISC
LIST. Rotate the JOYSTICK in the list or push it up
and down to select the required disc. Press the
JOYSTICK to confirm the selection.
Audio
8.14
Hands-Free Phone
Introduction .....................................................9.2
Hands-Free Functions.......................................9.2
Bluetooth Device Management ........................9.3
Using a Phone ..................................................9.3
Introduction Hands-Free Functions

A mobile phone device equipped with Bluetooth® [1] VOLUME: Volume control.
technology can be connected wirelessly to the [2] ENTER: Press to answer or make a call, select in
vehicle’s infotainment system, which allows control the menu or open a selection.
of a range of the mobile phone's functions. The
[3] MENU: Opens the main menu.
mobile phone can always be operated by its own
Hands-Free Phone
keys regardless of whether or not it is connected. [4] JOYSTICK: Navigate in the menus, move
forwards or backwards when entering text and digits.
The hands-free system is available when the vehicle
[5] DISPLAY: Shows options, menus and
key is in ignition position ‘I’ or ‘II’. If the ignition is
information.
moved to position ‘0’ or removed, any calls will
transfer to the mobile phone after approximately six [6] PHONE: Press to select hands-free mode or
seconds. press and hold to cancel hands-free mode.
The system microphone is located in the vehicle roof [7] BACK: End a call, navigate back in the menu,
above the drivers head and the speech from an cancel a selection or erase the previous character
incoming call is from the two door speakers. when entering text and numbers.
The hands-free phone system uses the internal [8] CALL: Press to answer a call or press to return to
antenna of the mobile phone. hands-free mode from audio when hands-free mode
is ON.
Bluetooth Pairing
[9] VOLUME: Volume control during a call.
Before the hands-free system can be used, a phone
[10] SCROLL: Navigate in the menus.
must be ‘paired’ to the infotainment system (Refer to
’Bluetooth Pairing’, page 6.4) [11] CANCEL: Press to end a call or press to enter
audio mode when hands-free mode is selected.
The hands-free phone system will not recognize a
mobile phone, even if it was previously ‘paired’, if Audio Settings
the mobile phone does not have the Bluetooth® Call Volume
wireless technology switched ON. For more During a call the call volume can be regulated using
information refer to the user’s guide for your mobile the VOLUME dial or the volume controls on the
phone. steering wheel.
Audio System Volume
All audio sources will be automatically muted for
incoming calls
9.2
Bluetooth Device Management Using a Phone

Connecting and Disconnecting Devices The vehicle will automatically disconnect the Contact List
Once the infotainment system and a mobile device connected device when the ignition is switched The mobile phone’s contact list is synchronized
OFF. Any active calls will be transferred back to the
are paired (Refer to ’Bluetooth Pairing’, page 6.4), automatically to the vehicle system at each
mobile phone.
the infotainment system automatically connects to connection after initial pairing. All lists of calls and
Hands-Free Phone
the last connected mobile device when the ignition Deleting a Device any new contacts that have been added since the
is set to ON1. The vehicle infotainment system supports paired mobile phone was last used with the vehicle's system
To connect or disconnect additional paired mobile links with up to 10 mobile devices. If additional are now updated. This may take a few seconds on
devices to or from the infotainment system, press devices are to be connected, one of the existing initial connection.
PHONE, and navigate to <BT DEVICES>. Scroll paired devices must be deleted. Only one mobile device can have an active
through available devices and push the JOYSTICK To delete a device, select Delete handset from the connection to the infotainment at any one time.
right to access the device connection options. Select device connection options. Each contact list is only accessible when using the
Connect to set the selected device as the active correct mobile phone.
phone for calls and messages.
Contact Search
Only one device can have an active connection to
Contacts list and call history only apply to the
the infotainment system. Connecting another device
connected mobile phone's phone book.
disconnects the previously connected device.
1.
Disconnected devices are still stored in the
• Press PHONE or from the <Phone menu>
infotainment system.
select <PHONE CONTACTS>
• Press PHONE or from the <Phone menu>
select <CALL HISTORY>.
A list of relevant phone numbers and contact
names is then shown.
2. Press the JOYSTICK (up or down) or turn the
JOYSTICK dial to navigate to the contact.
If you rotate the JOYSTICK quickly, a fast scroll
feature allows you to search through the
phonebook alphabetically.
1. Bluetooth® wireless technology must be activate on the

mobile phone
9.3
Making a Call Text Messages

Check that the hands-free system is paired. The text message in the infotainment system is
Press PHONE on the centre stack, or CALL on the dependant on the mobile phone being used.
steering wheel controls to view the call history list. Text messages can be either displayed on the
Hands-Free Phone
Press PHONE again to view the menu. infotainment screen1 or read aloud by the hands free
• Select a contact to call from the . Press CALL or system. For the vehicle to access phone messages,
ENTER to call. access must be allowed during initial pairing.2
Or When a new message is received, there are the
• Navigate to the keypad. Rotate the JOYSTICK to following four options:
cycle through numbers and ENTER to confirm a [A] LISTEN: Hear text message through the vehicle
selection. Press the JOYSTICK left to delete a speaker system.
number. Press CALL or ENTER to call. [B] MSG CENTRE: View messages on the
Ending Calls infotainment display. New messages will have a red
To end a call press CANCEL. dot in the corner of the envelope symbol. (Not
available if the vehicle is moving at more than 5
Receiving Calls mph).
To answer an incoming call press CALL or ENTER. [C] CANCEL: Return to the Phone Menu.
If the phone book contains a caller's contact [D] CONTACTS: View phone contacts.
information, this is shown.
You can also view any previously received messages.
Reject a Call From the Phone Menu select Messages to view the
Press CANCEL while the phone is ringing. message menu. Any unread messages are marked
with a red dot.
1. Messages are only available to read if the vehicle is

stopped or travelling below 5 mph.
2. iPhone users must manually set notifications to ON
during initial pairing with the vehicle. If notifications are
set to ON after pairing with the vehicle the phone will
need to synchronize with the vehicle again.
9.4
Satellite Navigation
Important Safety and Product Information ......10.2
Navigation Controls........................................10.2
Navigation Menu............................................10.3
Navigate.........................................................10.3
Map ...............................................................10.5
Points of Interest (POI)....................................10.6
Traffic.............................................................10.7
Settings ..........................................................10.7
Important Safety and Product Navigation Controls

Information Operation [1] SCREEN: Shows maps and provides detailed
The navigation system is available with the vehicle information on route, distance, etc.
Warning: Failure to avoid the following
potentially hazardous situations could result in key in position 'I' or 'II'. [2] BACK: Press to return to the previous menu or to
an accident or collision resulting in death or Press NAV on the centre stack, or select the undo a choice.
serious injury. Navigation icon and press ENTER if already in the [3] NAV: Press to open the Map screen (Refer to
Infotainment menu. ’Map’, page 10.5).
Warning: Always use your best judgement,
and operate the vehicle in a safe manner. Do not A second press will open the Navigation Menu
become distracted by the navigation system screen (Refer to ’Navigation Menu’, page 10.3).
while driving, and always be fully aware of all [4] JOYSTICK: Navigate through different menu
driving conditions. Minimize the amount of time options, traffic messages, etc.
spent viewing the screen while driving and use Rotate to zoom the map in or out.
voice prompts when possible. [5] ENTER: Press to confirm, select or navigate from
Warning: Do not input destinations, change one submenu to the next submenu.
settings, or access any functions requiring
prolonged use of the navigation system controls
while driving. Bring the vehicle to a halt in a safe
and legal manner before attempting such
operations.
Warning: When navigating, carefully compare
information shown on the screen to all available
navigation sources, including road signs, road
closures, road conditions, traffic congestion,
weather conditions, and other factors that may
affect safety while driving. For safety, always
resolve any discrepancies before continuing

navigation, and defer to posted road signs and
road conditions.
Warning: The navigation software is designed
to provide route suggestions. It is not a
replacement for driver attentiveness and good
judgement. Do not follow route suggestions if
they suggest an unsafe or illegal manoeuvre or
would place the vehicle in an unsafe situation.
10.2
Navigation Menu Navigate

Address Entry Address Entry
A destination can be set one of two ways in the Rotate the JOYSTICK to cycle through letters and
Navigate menu: numbers and press ENTER to confirm a selection.
The address list will show available addresses from
• Address Entry
the characters entered.
• Recent Addresses
Once a letter or number has been selected, only the
characters that follow in any available matches will
be selectable.
To delete a character, push the JOYSTICK to the left.
The Navigation menu opens with several options

available:
[1] DESTINATION COUNTRY: To change the
destination country, rotate the JOYSTICK to cycle
through letters and press ENTER to confirm a
selection.
To delete a character, push the JOYSTICK to the left.
[2] NAVIGATE: (Refer to ’Navigate’, page 10.3)
[3] POI: (Refer to ’Points of Interest (POI)’, page
10.6)
[4] DISPLAY MAP: (Refer to ’Map’, page 10.5)
[5] CANCEL NAVIGATION: Press to cancel the
navigation route (if one is set).
[6] GPS: Shows satellite navigation information such
as longitude and latitude, available number of
satellites and a compass
10.3
A street name cannot be selected until a town or Destination Selection Options Guidance Start
city has been set. Press ENTER on an entry in the address list to open If Alternative Routes has been set to ON in the
A street name cannot be entered if a 7 character the options below: navigation settings menu, three routes will be
post code is entered. • Navigate to here calculated in order of quickest time. Each will show
Opens the map screen and calculates a route. total distance and arrival time with an overview of
Push the JOYSTICK to the right to access the address
• Enter Street/Enter Building Number the proposed route.
list along with a map showing each address location.
Opens the address entry screen to further refine Rotate the JOYSTICK and press ENTER to select a
the destination location. route.
• Near to Here
Opens the Destination POI screen with the origin
point set to the current selection. (For example,
Chelmsford).
• Save as HOME
Saves the selected destination as your HOME
address.
• Save as WORK
Saves the selected destination as your WORK
address.
Recent Address
To select a HOME, WORK or recent destinations1,
press the JOYSTICK right to access the address list
along with a map showing each address location.
Rotate the JOYSTICK to scroll available addresses
and press ENTER to select an destination.
1. HOME and WORK addresses are only shown once they

have a saved address.
10.4
Map
Map Controls [1] NAVIGATION: Opens the Address Entry Map Zoom
Push the JOYSTICK up or down to display the map screen. Rotate the JOYSTICK clockwise to zoom in and
view menu. [2] CANCEL ROUTE: Cancel the selected counter-clockwise to zoom out of the map.
route. Map Browse
[3] TRAFFIC: Open the Traffic screen. Press and hold ENTER to enable browse map .
[4] HEADING ORIENTATION: Press to cycle Information Bars
between:
Press ENTER to cycle if the upper and lower
• 2D North information bars are shown.
2 dimensional map with north always at the Estimated time of arrival (ETA) will be shown at the
top of the screen. top of the screen.
• 2D Heading
Next Turn
2 dimensional map with the vehicles direction
If there is an approaching turn, the distance and
always at the top of the screen.
• 3D heading street name are shown at the top of the screen.
3 dimensional map with the vehicles direction
[5] VOICE MUTE: Set voice instructions on or
off.
[6] ROUTE OVERVIEW: Shows an overview of
the navigation route.
[7] SETTINGS: Open the Settings menu
Push the JOYSTICK left or right to cycle if the turn
information window is shown.
The turn information window will show a view of the
next turn or junction and the gauge on the left
Illuminates as you approach the junction.
10.5
Points of Interest (POI)

Browse Map Rotate the JOYSTICK to cycle through letters and POIs on Route
Whilst in map browse, press and hold ENTER to numbers and press ENTER to confirm a selection. If a route is already set, you will have additional
open the browse map function, and push the Once a location name or partial name has been options when opening the POI menu:
JOYSTICK up, down , left or right to move the cursor entered, push the JOYSTICK to the right to access the • Waypoint
around the map. category list. Scroll and select a category to search.
Adds POI into the set route.
Press ENTER to place a marker on the cursor • Destination
position. . Adds POI as a destination after the set route.
• New Route
Cancel the set route and set a new destination.
Press BACK to cancel the set marker window and

return to the map browse screen.
Press BACK to move the cursor back to the vehicle.
Press BACK again or press and hold ENTER to return
to the Map screen.
The results list will then show a list of available POIs

in distance order within that category and a map to
show location. The map will update to centre on the
selected result from the results list.
10.6
Traffic Settings
The Traffic screen shows delays on a selected Map Settings Show POIs on Map
navigation route. Any delays will be shown as time Set whether to show Points of Interest (POIs) on the
Navigation settings are also accessed from the
delays in hours and minutes. map.
vehicle settings menu.
All Delays On Route Show Landmarks on Map
Map Orientation
Set whether to show landmarks on the map.
Select from:
Show 3D Buildings
• 2D North
2 dimensional map with north always at the top Set whether to show buildings on the map.
of the screen. Satellite Images
• 2D Heading Set whether to show satellite images on the map.
2 dimensional map with the vehicles direction Automatic Zoom
Set whether to automatically zoom in and out of the
• 3D Perspective
map depending on speed and distance to junctions.
3 dimensional view of 2D Heading
Display Mode
Any delays on the selected route will be shown, Select from:
along with how far along the route each individual • Auto
delay is. The top traffic information bar will also Automatically change between Day and Night
describe: mode.
• The type of delay, • Day
• The road the delay is on, Set the display to use brighter colours suitable for
• How far away the delay is, daytime driving.
• How long the delay is in distance, • Night
• The time added to your journey. Set the display to use darker colours to reduce
Delays are also shown by their severity. glare from the navigation screen when driving at
night.
Green: Traffic is moving freely.
Orange: There is traffic congestion, but not on the
selected route.
Red: There is traffic congestion along the route.
If no route is selected, all areas of traffic
congestion will be shown in red.
10.7
Navigation Options Restore to Default

Voice Prompts Clear Recent
Sets voice announcements ON or OFF. Clear recent address, HOME and WORK history.
Voice Language Reset All
Sets the language for voice announcements1. Restore all navigation settings to default
Street Names
Set to add street names on map.
Alternative Routes
Set whether alternative routes are offered when a
destination is selected.
Avoid Options
Select features to avoid when calculating navigation
routes. Select the following check-boxes:
• Avoid Motorways
• Avoid Toll Roads
• Avoid Ferries
• Avoid Motorail Trains
• Avoid Tunnels
• Avoid Unpaved Roads
• Avoid Car Pool Lanes
Speed Limits
Show current speed limit on map.
Re-routing
Allow automatic re-routing.
1. Navigationlanguage can be set independently of

infotainment system language.
10.8
Maintenance
Introduction ...................................................11.2 Vehicle Recovery..........................................11.18
Vehicle Lifting ................................................11.3 Vehicle Battery .............................................11.20
Servicing Precautions......................................11.3 Vehicle Battery Charge .................................11.22
Owner Maintenance ......................................11.4 Battery Protection Mode ..............................11.23
Hood Release.................................................11.6 Fuse Boxes ...................................................11.24
Fluid Levels ....................................................11.7 Headlamp ....................................................11.27
Windscreen Blade Replacement...................11.10 Other External Lamps ...................................11.27
Brake Pad Bedding-in...................................11.10 Door Window Reset.....................................11.27
Tires.............................................................11.11 Front Seat Reset ...........................................11.28
US Department of Transportation.................11.12 Bodywork Maintenance ...............................11.28
Winter Tires .................................................11.17 Vehicle Cleaning ..........................................11.29
Tire Sealant Kit .............................................11.17 Vehicle Storage ............................................11.31
Introduction
Each item in the service schedules must be Electronic Fuel Injection Parts and Lubricants
performed on time as failure to do so may void the
Warning: If the fuel system is allowed to run Aston Martin recommends that when performing a
new vehicle warranty or other warranties. It is the
dry, irreparable damage to the fuel pumps may servicing task, the recommended lubricants (Refer to
owner’s responsibility to see that the vehicle is
occur. ’Fluids and Capacities’, page 12.3)and parts are used
maintained correctly and in accordance with the
If oils or lubricants are used which do not
Maintenance
manufacturer’s service schedules. Warning: Any modifications or additions to
Due to the sophistication of the various systems and the fuel system not specifically designed by meet the required specification, vehicle
the specialized equipment required to maintain this Aston Martin are prohibited. If carried out, they components may experience excessive wear, a
vehicle, owner maintenance should be restricted to may cause damage to the fuel system which in build-up of sludge and deposits or cause
the routine procedures described in this owner’s some circumstances could result in fire. All increased pollution. If it is evident to Aston
guide. Service Action and Safety Recall Campaigns must Martin that use of products other than those
be undertaken by an Aston Martin Dealer. which are recommended by the manufacturer
If you think that this vehicle is not functioning
has caused damage to the vehicle or engine,
correctly, please return it to an Aston Martin Dealer The electronic fuel injection system requires special
Aston Martin may refuse to authorize the repair
to be checked professionally. equipment and test facilities to set up and maintain
of such damage under the terms of the
Restraint Systems so that the vehicle gives maximum performance
manufacturer’s warranty.
coupled with economy, reliability and safe vehicle
Aston Martin recommend that the inflatable emissions. You are, therefore, strongly advised to Emission Warranty
(airbags) restraint systems and seat belt components entrust all service work to an Aston Martin Dealer.
The emission control systems installed to vehicles for
installed to this vehicle are replaced at 10 year
certain markets are covered by a separate warranty.
intervals from the date of manufacture on the
A statement of the provisions is given in the
certification label.
Warranty section of this Owner’s Guide. You are
advised to familiarize yourself with all warranty
conditions at the earliest opportunity after taking
delivery of your vehicle.
11.2
Vehicle Lifting Servicing Precautions

Warning: Make sure that no persons are in To avoid personal injury, the following safety Warning: Do not work beneath the vehicle
the vehicle before lifting commences. precautions must be observed when the hood is with a vehicle lifting jack as the only support.
open and the engine is operating or the ignition is Place suitable stands under the vehicle.
Warning: Make sure that the park brake is ON.
ON and that the vehicle transmission is in Park Warning: Keep children and pets clear of the
(P). Warning: Protect yourself against dangerous vehicle. Do not let anyone inside the vehicle
Maintenance
substances . unless specifically working to your instructions.
Warning: Make sure that the vehicle is parked
on firm and level ground to give a secure base Warning: Keep hands, hair, tools, items of Warning: Whenever possible, work in the
for the jack. clothing and jewellery clear of all drive belts, engine compartment with the engine cool, the
pulleys and operating mechanisms. The cooling ignition OFF and the vehicle battery
Do not raise the vehicle by placing a vehicle fans may operate even though the engine is not disconnected.
jack under the suspension arms. operating.
If this vehicle is to be lifted, make sure that the Warning: Petrol is highly flammable and, in
Warning: Avoid skin contact with all exhaust confined spaces, is also explosive and toxic. In
following lifting hard points are used. system and engine components, engine fluids the event of spillage, set the engine to OFF. Do
and escaping steam. They may be hot and can not use a flame or spark near fuel or fuel vapour.
cause scalding or burns. Do not smoke near fuel or fuel vapour. Do not
Warning: Do not breathe exhaust fumes. inhale fuel vapour or fumes.
Exhaust fumes contain carbon monoxide. Carbon
monoxide is a dangerous gas, which is colourless
and odourless and can cause unconsciousness
and may be fatal. Never start or leave the engine
running in an enclosed, unventilated area.
11.3
Owner Maintenance
Dangerous Substances Engine Oils In the interests of safety and reliability, it is advisable
to carry out the following checks at the intervals
Warning: Dangerous substances should be Warning: Prolonged and repeated contact
suggested (more frequently if your vehicle is heavily
kept out of reach of children. with used engine oils can cause serious skin
used or operating in adverse conditions), and always
disorders, including dermatitis and cancer.
Warning: Many liquids and other substances before starting on a long journey. Refer to the
Avoid excessive contact, wash thoroughly after
Maintenance
used in motor vehicles are poisonous and should following pages for advice and check procedures.
contact. Keep out of reach of children. When
under no circumstances be consumed and
your oil is changed, be sure that it is done by an Before Use Check:
should, so far as possible, be kept from contact
experienced person. In addition, observe all laws • Operation of lamps, horn, indicators, wipers,
with the skin. These substances include battery
regarding the disposal of waste oil and toxic washers and warning symbols
electrolyte, antifreeze, oil, brake and clutch
fluids. • Check there is sufficient fuel for the intended
fluid, petrol, windscreen washer additives,
Protect The Environment journey, particularly at night and before entering
lubricants, refrigerant and various adhesives.
motorways
Warning: Particular care should be taken to Warning: It is illegal to pollute drains, water • Operation of the seat belts
avoid unnecessary contact with used engine oil. courses, or soil. Use authorized waste disposal • Operation of the brakes
Always read carefully the instructions printed on facilities, including civic amenity sites and • Check for fluid deposits underneath the vehicle.
labels or stamped on components and follow garages providing facilities for receipt of used
them carefully. Such instructions are included oil. If in doubt, contact your local authority for
for reasons of your health and personal safety. advice.
Never disregard them.
11.4
Weekly Checks Engine Oil Level Battery Conditioner

(daily if covering high mileage or touring) A battery conditioner is located in the trunk storage
It is important to check the engine oil level
• Tires regularly. Running the engine with engine oil area. This is an optional item.
• Coolant level below the lower mark or above the upper mark (Refer to ’Battery Conditioner’, page 11.22)
• Brake fluid level can cause serious engine damage.
Maintenance
• Power steering level
Check the engine oil level every fourth fuel tank fill
• Operate air conditioning
or weekly - which ever is the sooner.
• Windscreen washer fluid level
• Check operation of windscreen washers. Tool Kit
Fuel Filler Bowl A vehicle tool kit is located under the trim panel in
During fuel filling check that the fuel filler bowl drain the trunk floor. Pull up on the left or right side corner
pipe is free from debris which may block the pipe. If of the trim carpet to lift the panel (A).
the pipe is blocked water can not drain from the The tool kit consists of:
bowl and can overflow into the fuel tank. • Towing eye (Refer to ’Vehicle Recovery’, page
11.18)
• Emergency fuel fill funnel
• Road wheel lock nut socket (optional)
11.5
Hood Release
Warning: The two secondary latches on the Remove any tools, cleaning cloths, etc. from the Slightly lift the front edge of the hood whilst pulling
hood are sharp. Take care to avoid personal engine compartment before closing the hood. Make upward on the hood secondary catch (B) to release
injury when under the hood. sure that no one is obstructing the ‘closing’ area and it. Lift the hood until fully open. Lift the hood until
that hands, clothing etc. are clear. fully open. The hood is held open by two gas struts.
If the hood does not fully close or it opens during
Maintenance
driving, the message centre will show HOOD OPEN.
Pull the hood release lever (A) located in the left
front footwell. The hood will release, but stay
secured by the hood secondary catch.
Do not press down hard on the hood if it has

not closed correctly. This may damage the hood.
Take care to not unintentionally pull on or
catch the hood release lever.
To close the hood, lower the hood until it starts to fall
Warning: Do not pull on the hood secondary under its own weight and allow it to close.
catch to close the hood. This may displace the
If the hood does not shut, open and close the hood
hood secondary catch and cause it to not align
again, but gently push down as the hood falls.
correctly.
The windscreen wipers will temporarily rest in

the park position if the hood is unlatched.
11.6
Fluid Levels
Warning: Engine components may be hot and could cause severe burns. Windscreen Wash Fluid Level
Top up as required. Increase the fluid concentration in
winter to prevent the windscreen wash fluid (refer to the
manufacturers recommendations on the windscreen wash
fluid container).
Maintenance
When the windscreen wash fluid is low a warning message
will show in the message centre and an amber warning symbol will come ON.
Local or state regulations may restrict the use of volatile organic compounds
(VOCs), which are commonly used as antifreeze agents in windscreen
washer fluid. A windscreen washer fluid with limited VOC content should
be used only if it provides adequate freeze resistance for all regions and
climates in which the vehicle will be operated.
Windscreen Washer Jets
The washer jets are located on the rear edge of the hood.
[1] : Washer fluid reservoir. If adjustment is required, adjust so that the fluid strikes between a third and half
[2] : Engine oil filler cap. way up the windscreen.
[3] : Brake fluid reservoir1.
[4] : Engine oil dipstick.
[5] : Engine coolant reservoir.
[6] : Power steering fluid reservoir.
1. Changes sides for left and right hand drive.

11.7
Brake Fluid Level Engine Coolant Level Power Steering Fluid Level
Warning: Do not drive the vehicle if the brake Warning: Do not remove the filler cap until Make sure that the power steering fluid does
fluid level is below the minimum mark. the coolant system has cooled. Scalding can be not contact the paint work during topping up.
caused by escaping steam or coolant. Serious paint work damage can result. If a
Make sure that the brake fluid does not
spillage does occur, immediately flush any power
Maintenance
contact the paint work during the topping up Use a cloth or glove to protect hands and protect
steering fluid from the paint work with clean
operation. Serious paint work damage can result. face and arms adequately.
fresh water, then wipe with a clean damp cloth.
If a spillage does occur, immediately flush any 1. Remove the pressure cap to
brake fluid from the paint work with clean, fresh Always check the reservoir level when the engine is
check the coolant level. The
water and then wipe with a clean damp cloth. cold and with the front road wheels in the straight
correct coolant level is to the top
ahead position.
The brake fluid level should read between the Min. of the reservoir tank. Top up with
and Max. marks. the correct antifreeze mix, if Wipe the reservoir cap clean before
required (Refer to ’Fluids and Capacities’, page removing to prevent an ingress of
1. Remove the reservoir cap. Top
12.3). contaminants.
up to the Max. level.
2. Install the reservoir cap securely. 2. Make sure that the filler cap is secure after 1. Remove the reservoir cap and
topping up. wipe the dipstick clean with a
lint free cloth. Replace and remove again. The
Do not over tighten.
fluid level should read between the Min. and
Max. marks.
2. If required, top up fluid level. Do not overfill.
11.8
Engine Oil Level Engine Oil Level Check: 5. The engine oil level should read between the
• The vehicle should be on level ground. Min. and Max. marks.
Warning: Engine oil or components may be
• Check the engine oil level every fourth fuel tank
hot and could cause severe burns.
fill or weekly - which ever is the sooner.
Running the engine with engine oil below the • The engine should be cold
Maintenance
lower mark or above the upper mark can cause 1. If the vehicle has been driven recently, run the
serious engine damage. engine until it reaches normal operating
temperature, then turn the engine off.
This vehicle's warranty may be invalidated if
2. Wait 10 minutes to allow to engine oil level to
damage is caused by the use of incorrect engine
become stable
oil. Low quality or obsolete oils do NOT give the
protection required by modern, high 3. Withdraw and wipe the
performance engines. dipstick clean using a lint free
cloth. 6. Put the dipstick back into the dipstick tube.
Failure to use engine oil that meets the 4. Fully insert the dipstick into 7. If required, remove the engine oil filler cap and
required specification could cause excessive the dipstick tube with the Min. and Max. top up the engine oil with the recommended
engine wear, a build up of sludge and deposits, marking on the blade upwards (facing towards engine oil.
and increased pollution. It could also lead to the engine). Withdraw the dipstick again.
engine failure (Refer to ’Fluids and Capacities’, Approximately two quarts are required to bring
page 12.3). the oil level from Min. to Max.
8. Wait for approximately two minutes for the
engine oil to settle, then repeat steps 3 to 6 .
Add engine oil if required. Do not overfill.
9. Securely refit the engine oil filler cap.
11.9
Windscreen Blade Replacement Brake Pad Bedding-in

To replace the windscreen wiper blades, the vehicle After replacing the wiper blade either: Warning: Track day use and high speed
must be in wiper service mode. • Move the vehicle key back through to position ‘II’ driving: For track use or high speed driving new
The wiper stalk must be set to the OFF position. to lower the wiper arms. Return the vehicle key brake pads must be subject to specific
to position ‘0’ or remove. conditioning. Failure to correctly condition the
Set the ignition to position ‘I’ (ignition OFF and
• Operate the wiper stalk - the wiper arms will pads may result in greatly reduced brake
accessories ON). To enable wiper service mode,
Maintenance
complete the request and then park. performance. Contact your Aston Martin Dealer.
select <SYSTEM SETTINGS> and then <Wiper
service>. Failure to bed-in new brake pads will result in
Set the ignition to position ‘II’ (ignition ON). This reduced brake performance and possible brake
moves the wiper blade arms to the 90° position. Set judder or squeal.
the ignition to position ‘0’. After the installation of new brake pads, brake
Lift the wiper arm(s) up, press at point (B) and performance will be reduced, as the brake rotors
remove the worn wiper blade(s). Install the new and pads need to be ‘bedded-in’. For the first few
wiper blade(s) and lower the wiper arm(s). hundred kilometres of new brake pad use, avoid
excessive braking (hard stops from high speed,
alpine descents, etc.).
11.10
Tires
Tires of the correct type, manufacturer and Tire Service Flat Spots
dimensions, with correct cold inflation pressures are It is a characteristic of high performance tires that
Because of the high performance potential of this
an integral part of every vehicle’s design. Regular temporary ’flat spots’ may develop if the vehicle is
vehicle, Aston Martin strongly recommend
maintenance of tires contributes not only to safety, left standing in high or low ambient temperatures for
replacement of any damaged or worn tire.
but to the designed function of the vehicle. any length of time.
Maintenance
Road holding, steering and braking are especially The recommended tires for this vehicle are
These ’flat spots’ will manifest themselves as minor
vulnerable to incorrectly pressurized, badly installed asymmetrical and must be installed to the wheel vibrations when the vehicle is first driven from cold.
or worn tires. with the tire mark ‘OUTSIDE’ on the outside of the
As the tires warm up to operating temperature,
wheel rim.
Tires of the correct size and type, but made by normal tire shape should be restored and the
different manufacturers can have widely varying The tires are also of different sizes on the front and vibrations cease. If vibrations persist, consult your
characteristics. Only install tires approved by rear axles, therefore complete wheels cannot be Aston Martin Dealer.
Aston Martin. swapped between axles.
Age
Tire Pressures Damage
Local regulations on tire life may apply.
Make sure that correct tire pressures are carefully Tires should be examined at regular intervals for
Tires degrade over time, even when they are not
maintained. Road holding, steering, braking and tire wear and damage. Inspect the tire treads and
being used. It is recommended that tires generally be
wear are especially vulnerable to incorrect tire sidewalls for damage, i.e. bulges in the tread or the
sidewalls, cracks in the tread groove and separation replaced after six years of normal service. Heat
pressures. caused by hot climates or frequent high loading
in the tread or the sidewalls. If damage is observed
Check tire pressures regularly and before starting any conditions can accelerate the aging process.
or suspected have the tire inspected by a tire
journey, and adjust accordingly.
professional.
Tire pressures increase slightly when the tires are
Stones or other objects which have become lodged
hot. For an accurate reading, tire pressures should be
in the tire treads should be carefully removed.
checked when the tires are cold. After adjusting the
tire pressures, make sure that the valve caps are
securely replaced to provide an additional air seal
and to prevent the ingress of dirt.
11.11
US Department of Transportation
New Tires Uniform Tire Quality Grades Temperature
When new tires are required consult your The following information relates to the tire grading Warning: The temperature grade for this tire
Aston Martin Dealer for advice if the rear tires are system developed by the National Highway Traffic is established for a tire that is correctly inflated
also worn. Each wheel and tire unit must be Safety Administration, which grades tires by tread and not overloaded. Excessive speed, under
balanced dynamically and measured for Radial wear, traction and temperature performance. All inflation, or excessive loading, either separately
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Force Variation (RFV) to make sure of efficient passenger vehicle tires must conform to federal or in combination, can cause heat buildup and
steering, optimum tire wear and maximum ride safety requirements in addition to these grades. possible tire failure.
comfort. Because of the potentially high speeds, it is
Tread Wear The temperature grades are A (the highest), B, and C,
essential that wheel balancing is carried out when
The tread wear grade is a comparative rating based representing the tire's resistance to the generation of
new tires are installed. Contact your Aston Martin
on the wear rate of a tire tested, under controlled heat and its ability to dissipate heat when tested
Dealer for more information.
conditions, on a specified government test course. under controlled conditions on a specified indoor
Running-In New Tires laboratory test wheel. Sustained high temperature
For example, a tire graded 150 would wear one and
When new tires have been installed, speed should a half times (1½) as well, on the government course, can cause the material of the tire to degenerate and
be limited, particularly during the first 80 km or so of as a tire graded 100. The relative performance of reduce tire life, and excessive temperature can lead
driving. Fast cornering, hard braking, and harsh tires depends upon the actual conditions of their to sudden tire failure. The grade C corresponds to a
acceleration should also be avoided during this use, however, and may depart significantly from the level of performance which all passenger vehicle
period. normal due to variations in driving habits, service tires must meet under the Federal Motor Safety
Tread Wear Marks practices and differences in road characteristics and Standard No. 109. Grades B and A represent higher
Tread wear marks climate. levels of performance on the laboratory test wheel
(A) are incorporated Traction than the minimum required by law.
into the construction Warning: The traction grade assigned to this
of all tires. These tire is based on straight-ahead braking traction
marks are integral tests and does not include acceleration,
moulded ribs spaced cornering, hydroplaning, or peak traction
at regular intervals characteristics.
around the
circumference of the tire and extend across the full The traction grades, from highest to lowest, are AA,
width of the tread, in all primary grooves. A, B, and C. The grades represent the tire's ability to
stop on wet pavement as measured under controlled
When a tire has worn causing one or more of the
conditions on specified government test surfaces of
marks to be flush with the outer face of the tread the
asphalt and concrete. A tire marked C may have
tire has reached its wear limit. It then becomes illegal
poor traction performance.
in certain countries and must be replaced.
11.12
Tire Sidewall Information Information on ‘P’ Type Tires [7] 95: The tire’s load index. It is an index that
Both US and Canada Federal regulations require tire The tire size, load index and speed rating for your relates to how much weight a tire can carry. (Refer
vehicle may be different from this example. ro page 12.5)
manufacturers to place standardized information on
the sidewall of all tires. This information identifies
[1] P: A tire, designated by the Tire and Rim You may not find this information on all tires
and describes the fundamental characteristics of theAssociation (T&RA), that may be used for service on because it is not required by federal law.
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tire and also provides a Tire Identification Number cars, SUVs, minivans and light trucks. [8] H: The tire’s speed rating. The speed rating
for safety standard certification and incase of a recall.
If your tire size does not begin with a letter this denotes the speed at which a tire is designed to be
‘P215/65R15 95H’ is an example of a tire size, load driven for extended periods of time under a
may mean it is designated by either ETRTO
index and speed rating. The definitions of these
(European Tire and Rim Technical Organization) or standard condition of load and inflation pressure.
items are listed below. The tires on your vehicle may operate at different
JATMA (Japan Tire Manufacturing Association).
conditions for load and inflation pressure. These
[2] 215: The nominal width of the tire in millimetres speed ratings may need to be adjusted for the
from side wall edge to side wall edge. In general, the difference in conditions. The ratings range from 81-
larger the number, the wider the tire. 186 mph. These ratings are listed in the following
[3] 65: The aspect ratio which gives the tire’s ratio of chart.
height to width.
Letter Rating Speed Rating
[4] R: Shows a “radial” type tire.
[5] 15: The wheel or rim diameter in inches. If you M 81 mph
change your wheel size, you will have to purchase N 87 mph
new tires to match the new wheel diameter. Q 99 mph
[6] TIRE IDENTIFICATION NUMBER (TIN): (Also R 106 mph
known as ‘DOT Code’) The Tire Identification S 112 mph
Number (TIN) begins with the letters ‘DOT’ and T 118 mph
shows that the tire meets all federal standards. The U 124 mph
next two numbers or letters are the plant code
H 130 mph
designating where it was manufactured, the next two
V 149 mph
are the tire size code and the last four numbers
W 168 mph
represent the week and year the tire was built. For
example, the numbers 317 mean the 31st week of Y 186 mph
1997. After 2000 the numbers go to four digits. For For tires with a maximum speed capability over
example, 2501 means the 25th week of 2001. The 149 mph, tire manufacturers sometimes use the
numbers in between are identification codes used letters ZR. For those with a maximum speed
for traceability. This information is used to contact capability over 186 mph, tire manufacturers always
customers if a tire defect requires a recall. use the letters ZR.
11.13
[9] TIRE TYPE: Vehicle Loading MFD Date: Month and Year the vehicle was
• M+S or M/S Correctly loading this vehicle will provide maximum manufactured (e.g. 01 / 06 = January 2006).
Mud and Snow return of vehicle design performance. Before loading GVWR: Gross vehicle weight (curb weight + full
• AT this vehicle, familiarize yourself with the following payload).
All Terrain terms for determining the vehicle’s weight ratings GAWR F: Maximum load on the front axle.
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• AS from the vehicle’s Safety Compliance Certification GAWR R: Maximum load on the rear axle or the Tire
All Season. Label (A) USA, (B) Canada. label (C).
[10] TIRE PLY COMPOSITION AND MATERIAL
USED: Shows the number of plies or the number of
layers of rubber-coated fabric in the tire tread and
sidewall. Tire manufacturers also must show the ply
materials in the tire and the sidewall, which include
steel, nylon, polyester, and others.
[11] MAXIMUM LOAD: Shows the maximum load
in kilograms and pounds that can be carried by the
tire. Refer to the Safety Compliance Certification
Label, which is located on the B-Pillar or the edge of
the driver’s door, for the correct tire pressure for Seating Capacity: Shows the maximum number of
your vehicle. passengers.
[12] TREAD WEAR, TRACTION AND Payload: Make sure that the payload (cargo +
TEMPERATURE GRADES: (Refer ro page 11.12). passengers) does not exceed this limit.
[13] MAXIMUM PERMISSIBLE INFLATION Tire sizes: The size of tires to be used on this
PRESSURE: (Refer ro page 11.15) vehicle.
Cold inflation pressure: The maximum
recommended tire inflation pressure.
The illustrations shown are examples and may
not accurately describe the labels on this vehicle.
11.14
Both labels are located on the vehicle door opening Determining the Correct Load Limit Maximum Permissible Inflation Pressure
edge. 1. Locate the statement ‘The combined weight of The maximum permissible inflation pressure is the
occupants and cargo should never exceed XXX tire manufacturer’s maximum permissible pressure
kg or XXX lb’ on the vehicle’s tire label. and / or the pressure at which the maximum load
2. Determine the combined weight of the driver can be carried by the tire. This pressure is normally
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and passengers that will be riding in the vehicle. higher than the manufacturer’s recommended cold
3. Subtract the combined weight of the driver and inflation pressure which can be found on the Safety
passengers from XXX kg or XXX lb. Compliance Certification Label or Tire Label.
4. The resulting figure equals the available amount The cold inflation pressure should never be set lower
of cargo and luggage load capacity. For than the recommended pressure on the Safety
example, if the ‘XXX’ amount equals 661 lb and Compliance Certification Label or Tire Label.
there will be four 150 lb passengers in the The recommended cold inflation tire pressures
vehicle, the amount of available cargo and for this vehicle can also be found in the
Payload: The payload is the combined weight of luggage load capacity is 61lb (661–600 (4x150) specifications chapter of this owner’s guidebook
cargo and passengers that the vehicle is carrying. The = 61 lb). In metric units (300–272 (4x68) = 28 (Refer to ’Tires’, page 12.5).
maximum payload for your vehicle can be found on kg).
the Tire Label on the edge of the driver’s door. Look 5. Determine the combined weight of luggage and
for ‘The Combined Weight of Occupants and Cargo cargo being loaded on the vehicle. That weight
Should Never Exceed XXX kg OR XXX lb’ for may not safely exceed the available cargo and
maximum payload. The payload listed on the Tire luggage load capacity calculated in Step 4.
Label is the maximum payload for the vehicle as
built by the assembly plant. If any after market or
Aston Martin Dealer installed equipment has been
installed on the vehicle, the weight of the equipment
must be subtracted from the payload listed on the
Tire Label in order to determine the new pay load.
Gross Vehicle Weight: The maximum
recommended weight for a vehicle, including: the
weight of the vehicle itself, fuel and other fluids,
passengers, and all cargo.
11.15
Safety Practices Tire Terminology Cold Inflation Pressure: The tire pressure when the
Tire Label: A label showing the OE (Original vehicle has been stationary and out of direct sun
Warning: If your vehicle is stuck in snow,
light for an hour or more and prior to the vehicle
mud, sand, etc., do not rapidly spin the tires; Equipment) tire sizes, recommended inflation
being driven for 1 mile (1.6km).
spinning the tires can tear the tire and cause an pressure and the maximum weight the vehicle can
explosion. A tire can explode in as little as three carry. Recommended Inflation Pressure: The cold
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to five seconds. Tire Identification Number (TIN): A number on inflation pressure found on the Safety Compliance
Certification Label or Tire Label (found on the edge
the sidewall of each tire providing information about
Warning: Do not spin the wheels at over 35 of the driver’s door).
the tire brand and manufacturing plant, tire size and
mph. The tires may fail and injure a passenger or Bead Area of the Tire: Area of the tire next to the
date of manufacture. Also referred to as DOT code.
bystander. rim.
Inflation Pressure: A measure of the amount of air
Driving habits have a great deal to do with your tire Sidewall of the Tire: Area between the bead area
in a tire.
mileage and safety. and the tread.
Standard Load: A class of P-metric or Metric tires
• Observe posted speed limits. Tread Area of the Tire: Area of the perimeter of the
designed to carry a maximum load at 35psi [37psi
• Avoid fast starts, stops and turns. tire that contacts the road when mounted on the
(2.5bar) for Metric tires]. Increasing the inflation
• Avoid potholes and objects on the road. vehicle.
pressure beyond this pressure will not increase the
• Do not run over curbs or hit the tire against a
tire’s load carrying capability. Rim: The metal support (wheel) for a tire or a tire
curb when parking.
Extra Load: A class of P-metric or Metric tires and tube assembly upon which the tire beads are
Highway Hazards seated.
designed to carry a heavier maximum load at 41psi
No matter how carefully you drive there’s always the [43psi (2.9 bar) for Metric tires]. Increasing the
possibility that you may eventually have a flat tire on inflation pressure beyond this pressure will not
the highway. Drive slowly to the closest safe area out increase the tire’s load carrying capability.
of traffic. This may further damage the flat tire, but
kPa: Kilo pascal, a metric unit of air pressure.
your safety is more important. If you feel a sudden
vibration or ride disturbance while driving, or you PSI: Pounds per square inch, a standard unit of air
suspect your tire or vehicle has been damaged, pressure.
immediately reduce your speed. Drive with caution
until you can safely pull off the road. Stop and
inspect the tires for damage. If a tire is under-inflated
or damaged, deflate it, remove the wheel and
replace it with your spare tire and wheel. If you can
not detect a cause, have the vehicle towed to the
nearest repair facility or tire dealer to have the
vehicle inspected.
11.16
Winter Tires Tire Sealant Kit

The tires installed as original equipment are Snow Traction Devices Warning: Do not use the system to seal a tire
designed with a rubber compound, tread pattern that was damaged while driving with insufficient
Warning: The maximum speed when using
and width specially suited for high speeds in normal air pressure (e.g. tire cuts, cracks, bumps or
snow traction devices is 48 km/h. Remove the
road conditions, but they are less suitable during similar damage). Do not use the system to seal
snow traction devices immediately when the
extremes of low temperatures, snow and ice. The tires with side wall damage. Only punctures in
roads are clear of snow.
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use of winter tires will considerably improve the tread area of tires may be sealed.
handling during these conditions. These are for temporary use when driving in heavy
snow conditions. Snow traction devices should only Warning: Do not stand directly beside the tire
Only use Aston Martin approved winter tires.
be installed to the rear (driven) wheels. For more while the compressor is pumping. Watch the
Warning: When winter tires are fitted, the information regarding the correct snow traction side wall of the tire. If there are any cracks,
maximum speed limit of the vehicle could be device to fit to your vehicle, contact your Aston bumps or similar damage set the compressor to
reduced. Winter tire speed limits and Martin Dealer. OFF. The journey should not be continued.
information should be provided upon Contact your nearest Aston Martin Dealer.
installation of the winter tires. Please consult
Warning: If a tire pressure of 1.8 bar (26 Psi)
your Aston Martin Dealer for more information.
cannot be reached then the tire can not be
Winter tires must be installed to the correct winter sealed. Do not attempt to re-inflate the tire.
wheels. Contact your Aston Martin Dealer.
Winter tires must be used in vehicle sets, that is,
Warning: If the pressure in the tire after
installed on all four wheels. Do not exceed the tire
driving for 3 km is below 1.3 bar (19 PSI) the tire
speed rating when using winter tires.
has not been effectively sealed. The journey
should not be continued. Contact your nearest
Warning: After a longer period of rest, the tire
pressure should be rechecked.
The tire sealant kit only provides temporary
mobility. Always refer to local laws and
regulations on the use and repair of tires that
have been treated with any form of temporary
mobility aid. Consult a tire specialist for advice.
Inform the tire specialist that the tire contains
sealant.
11.17
Vehicle Recovery
Operation • If the nearest Aston Martin Dealer is over 200 km When moving the vehicle by transporter make
Remove the tire sealant kit from its location in the (125 miles) away, contact your Aston Martin sure that the vehicle is not strapped down to the
Dealer. transporter by the suspension control arms.
trunk. Follow the instructions detailed on the lid.
• The system will effectively seal a tire that was
Read the following instructions and warnings Power braking and power steering are not
punctured by an object with a diameter of up to
carefully before using the tire sealant kit. available with the engine OFF. Substantially
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6 mm (0.25”). It is possible that a tire, especially
Compliance with these instructions is vital to make higher brake pedal pressures and steering effort
with greater damage, will not be sealed. Do not
sure of vehicle and user safety. Non-compliance are required.
remove objects that punctured the tire if they are
with these instructions means risking severe tire still lodged in the tire.
damage and hazardous vehicle behaviour which can If there is a transmission fault, this vehicle
• The sealant bottle needs to be exchanged before must be transported.
lead to a road accident involving damage to property
it expires. Do not use the system after the expiry
or injury to persons. If the park brake was applied and the vehicle has lost
date on the sealant bottle or casing has been
• Make sure that the vehicle is parked far enough power, the park brake will not release. Call Aston
reached. Contact your nearest Aston Martin
from traffic so that there is no danger from Martin Assistance or your local Aston Martin Dealer.
Dealer.
passing vehicles and so that you do not disrupt • Do not attempt to inflate other objects without Your vehicle should always be recovered on a
the traffic. using a system adapter and do not inflate objects vehicle transporter1 and should only be towed for
• The system should only be used between with a volume greater than 50 litre (air short distances, for example, if it is causing an
temperatures of – 40°C and 70°C. mattresses, rubber boats, etc.). Do not let the obstruction or if it requires winching onto a
• A maximum speed of 80 km/h (50 mph) may not system pump air for more than 10 minutes transporter.
be exceeded at any time after sealing the tire without stopping it and allowing it to cool down.
with the system.
Both the hose and the bottle of sealant need to be
• The system provides only a temporary replaced after using the system. Sealant deposits in a
emergency repair for continuing the journey up
used hose may cause the system to operate
to 200 km (125 miles) or to the nearest
incorrectly. New bottles of sealant can be purchased
Aston Martin Dealer. from your Aston Martin Dealer.
Dispose of empty sealant bottles together with
normal household waste.
Remains of liquid sealant must be handed over to
your dealer or disposed of in compliance with local
waste disposal regulations.
1. The recommended method for a recovering vehicle is to

have it transported in a purpose built, covered, vehicle
transporter.
11.18
If moving the vehicle in such a situation: Parklock Jump Start Procedure

1. Remove the towing eye from its storage If the vehicle fails to start or has broken down, the Remove rings, metal watch bands and any
location in the vehicle tool kit (located in the automatic transmission will move into P (Park) to other jewellery.
trunk storage area). Insert the towing eye prevent unintended vehicle movement. The
carefully through the grill and install to the Set all electrical motors and ancillaries in both
parklock will not release. Contact Aston Martin
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exposed female threads (A) until fully engaged vehicles to OFF.
Assistance or your nearest Aston Martin Dealer.
against the vehicle body. Set all lamps to OFF except those needed to
Jump Start From Another Vehicle
protect vehicles or illuminate the work area.
Warning: The donor vehicle must have a
12 volt battery and a negative (-) earth terminal Recharge time will depend on the initial ‘state of
to make sure that the correct battery polarity is health’ of the discharged battery.
maintained. If the vehicle still will not start, consult your
Apart from vehicle recovery, this vehicle must Aston Martin Dealer.
not be driven if the vehicle battery is incapable of
starting the engine. In this case the vehicle battery
must be replaced.
The towing eye has a left hand thread.
Protect vehicle paint work when installing the If the voltage or earth of the donor vehicle is
towing eye. different or not known, do not attempt starting in
the way described.
2. If possible, with the engine running, put the
transmission into neutral. If the transmission has If this vehicle will not start due to a discharged
gone into parklock, (Refer to ’Vehicle battery, it may be started, for vehicle recovery, by
Recovery’, page 11.18). connecting the battery from another vehicle (donor)
to this vehicle (recipient).
3. When being towed use the footbrake very
gently when required, to prevent excessive
slack in the tow rope.
11.19
Vehicle Battery
1. Position the donor vehicle so that the Warning: Battery posts, terminals and related
connecting cables will reach into the recipient accessories contain lead and lead compounds.
engine bay. Apply the park brake and leave the Wash hands after handling.
engine running.
Warning: Do not allow flames, sparks or
2. Access the jump start terminal in the recipient
lighted substances to come near the battery.
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engine bay.
Batteries normally produce explosive gases
3. Connect the positive cable between the
which can cause personal injury. When working
positive terminal of the donor battery and the
near the battery, always shield your face and
jump start terminal of the recipient vehicle (A).
protect your eyes. Always have sufficient
4. Connect the negative cable between the ventilation.
negative terminal of the donor battery and a
good earth (negative) point in the recipient Warning: When lifting a plastic cased battery,
engine bay (i.e. alternator mounting bracket). excessive pressure on the end walls could cause
5. Start the donor vehicle engine and increase the acid to flow through the vent caps, resulting in
engine speed and run at about 1500 – personal injury, damage to the vehicle or
2000 rpm for two minutes1. battery. Lift the battery with a battery carrier or
with your hands on opposite corners.
The donor vehicle must be set to OFF. If the
donor vehicle is not set to OFF the recipient vehicle Warning: Keep batteries out of reach of
will not start. 8. Leave the jump start cables attached and the children.
engines running for 2 to 3 minutes to allow the
6. Set the donor vehicle off. Warning: Batteries contain sulphuric acid.
battery to charge.
7. Start the engine of the recipient vehicle. Avoid contact with skin, eyes or clothing. Shield
9. Remove the jump start cables, first the negative your eyes when working near the battery to
cable from both vehicles and then the positive protect against possible splashing of acid
cable from both vehicles.
solution. In case of acid contact with skin or
Allow the recipient engine to run until the eyes, flush immediately with water for a
discharged battery is sufficiently recharged (15 minimum of 15 minutes and get prompt medical
to 20 minutes) to start the engine without attention. If acid is swallowed, get medical help
assistance. Set the engine to OFF and restart the immediately.
engine. Take the vehicle on a long run to fully
charge the battery.
Contact your Aston Martin Dealer to have the
battery checked or replaced.
1. Chargetime can depend on the battery state of the

donor vehicle.
11.20
The engine must never be run with the vehicle Vehicle Battery Disposal Warnings
battery disconnected. It is the responsibility of the vehicle owner when The following warnings are located on the vehicle
battery.
Apart from vehicle recovery, this vehicle must disposing of automotive batteries to do it in an
not be driven if the vehicle battery is incapable of environmentally correct manner.
starting the engine. In this case the vehicle batteryThe incorrect disposal of a vehicle (lead-acid) battery
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must be replaced. Contact your Aston Martin can be extremely hazardous to health and the
Dealer. environment. Most batteries contain materials that,
when disposed of incorrectly, may leak into the
The vehicle battery is located under the rear right
environment. This can contribute to soil and water
seat. It is maintenance free and should only require
pollution and endanger wildlife.
checking by your Aston Martin Dealer during regular
vehicle services. Do not dispose of a battery in fire or water.
Follow your local authorized standards for disposal.
Call your local authorized recycling centre to find
out more about recycling automotive batteries.
Do not dispose of your vehicle battery in the
household waste.
11.21
Vehicle Battery Charge

Various systems, such as the clock, security systems Battery Conditioner
and Infotainment centre system continue to drain (Option)
battery power even with the ignition OFF.
Warning: Do not attempt to start the vehicle
A new fully charged battery has the ability to start
with a battery conditioner connected to the
this vehicle, if left unused, for up to 45 days without
mains supply.
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a battery conditioner being used.
In cold climates this time may be reduced. Warning: Do not smoke near the vehicle
battery. Prevent flames and sparks. Explosive
Aston Martin recommend that if this vehicle is to gasses are given off by batteries during charging.
be left unused for 10 days or more a battery
conditioner should be used if mains power is A battery conditioner is designed for
available. conditioning of partially or fully charged
batteries. It will not effectively charge a
Battery charge can be drained excessively in a When connected the battery conditioner will
discharged battery.
number of ways: maintain a small trickle charge to keep the battery in
• If the vehicle is unused for long periods of time. For indoor use only. Disconnect mains supply a fully charged state. The battery conditioner may be
• If the vehicle is used regularly but only for short before connecting or disconnecting the battery left in this state indefinitely.
journeys, e.g. less than 48 km (30 mile) a charger to the vehicle.
journey. The Aston Martin battery conditioner is suitable
• If electrical systems are in use without the vehicle for use on all types of 12 volt lead acid batteries.
engine running.
• If the vehicle key is left in the ignition control for With the trunk lid left open the vehicle doors can
long periods of time without the engine be locked and armed.
operating. If this vehicle is not going to be used for a period of
Excessive battery drain would ultimately mean that time, and mains power is available, use a battery
the battery would not be able to start the engine. conditioner to maintain the battery charge level.
11.22
Battery Protection Mode

To Connect a Battery Conditioner Replace the battery as soon as possible, if the What happens if I ignore the warning messages?
1. Insert the accessory socket plug (B) into the battery is not capable of starting the engine. After approximately 2 to 10 minutes (dependent on
accessory socket (A) located in the trunk right Using the vehicle electrical systems, i.e. the the rate of battery charge drain) a message is shown
side. infotainment system, with the vehicle key at position in the infotainment display:
2. Insert the mains plug (C) into the mains supply. ‘I’ (ignition OFF) will drain the battery charge. If the audio system is ON, the audio will then stop
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3. Gently close, but do not latch, the trunk lid. Eventually the battery will drain to such a low level playing.
This avoids possible damage to the trunk lid that it will not start the engine. What should I do if these messages are shown?
water seal from the battery conditioner power To avoid this happening, a series of safety Set all unnecessary electrical systems to OFF. Start
cable. mechanisms shut down non-essential electrical the engine to recharge the battery. Run the engine
systems before excessive battery drain takes place. for a reasonable length of time.
Frequently Asked Questions What happens if I ignore second warning
What is the first sign of battery protection mode? messages?
Warning messages are shown in the message centre. The infotainment system will shut down in two
minutes. No other electrical system will be shut
What should I do next?
down. This significantly reduces the rate of battery
Set all unnecessary electrical systems to OFF to drain. The following functionality will be lost:
reduce battery drain. Start the engine to recharge the
• Rear seat Entertainment (optional)
battery. Run the engine for a reasonable length of
To remove the battery conditioner first disconnect • Navigation System
time.
from the mains supply, then remove from the • Audio System
vehicle accessory socket.
11.23
Fuse Boxes
What should I do if the infotainment system shuts Electrical systems are Fuse Box Location
down? protected by fuses. If any
Start the engine to recharge the battery. Run the lamps, accessories, or
engine for a reasonable length of time. controls do not function,
The infotainment system will not operate without inspect the applicable fuse.
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the engine running until the battery has regained its If a fuse has blown, the inside element will be
charge. With the engine running the infotainment melted. If the same fuse blows again, avoid using
system will start up. that system and consult your Aston Martin Dealer as
What is a reasonable length of time to run the soon as possible.
engine?
The vehicle battery normally requires a journey of
[1] : Engine bay fuse box (passenger side)
approximately 48 km (30 miles) to recharge.
Additionally, you can use the battery conditioner to [2] : Rear passenger seat fuse box (under left side
restore the vehicle battery charge when the vehicle seat)
is parked. [3] : Trunk fuse box
What if I cannot restart the engine?
If the battery has been run down to a point where it
will not start the engine then an external battery
charger1 will be required or your vehicle will require
a ‘jump start’ (Refer to ’Jump Start From Another
Vehicle’, page 11.19).
1. Abattery conditioner is designed for conditioning of

partially or fully charged batteries. It will not effectively
charge a discharged battery.
11.24
Engine Bay Fuse Box
Fuse Rating Function Fuse Rating Function
F1 10A Engine Management System Electronic Control Unit B - F19 30A Not Available
Permanent Power Feed F20 30A Not Available
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F2 10A Engine Fuse Box Relays F21 30A Not Available
F3 10A Right Side Valved Airbox / Crank Relay / Electric Vapour F22 5A Mass Air Flow Sensor (Bank A), Oil Level/Temperature Sensor
Management Valve
F23 - Not Available
F4 20A Engine Management System (Bank A)
F24 5A Not Available
F5 20A Engine Management System (Bank B) / Left Side Valved Airbox
F25 5A Mass Air Flow Sensor B, Engine Coolant Level Sensor
F6 15A Universal Exhaust Gas Oxygen and Catalyst Monitor Sensor
F26 20A Headlamp Wash Pump
(Bank B)
F27 40A Anti-lock Braking System Module
F7 15A Ignition Coils (Bank B)
F28 10A Vehicle Key Reader / Steering Angle Sensor, Fuel Tank Leakage
F8 10A Variable Valve Timing (Bank B)
Diagnostic Pump / Anti-lock Braking System Module / Electronic
F9 20A Fuel Injectors (Bank B) Steering Column Lock / Brake Pedal Switch
F10 10A Air Conditioning Compressor Clutch F29 20A Anti-lock Braking System Module
F11 15A Dual Horn F30 5A Anti-lock Braking System Module
F12 10A Engine Management System Electronic Control Unit A F31 40A Engine Fuse Box Relays
Permanent Power Feed
F32 30A Wiper Motor (Slow)
F13 20A Fuel Injectors (Bank A)
F33 30A Wiper Motor (Fast)
F14 10A Variable Valve Timing (Bank A)
F15 25A Starter Motor
F35 80A Fan Control Module (x2)
F16 15A Ignition Coils (Bank A)
F18 15A Universal Exhaust Gas Oxygen and Catalyst Monitor Sensor
(Bank A)
11.25
Rear Passenger Seat Fuse Box Trunk Fuse Box
Fuse Rating Function Fuse Rating Function

F1 5A Not Available F1 - Not Available
F2 30A Right Side Electric Park Brake Motor F2 20A Right Side Trunk Power Socket
Maintenance
F3 15A Exhaust Bypass Valve F3 30A Heated Rear Window
F4 10A Driver Centre Stack Switch Pack F4 10A Rear Seat Entertainment Headphones
F5 30A Left Side Electric Park Brake Motor F5 30A Rear Seat Entertainment Module
F6 10A Reverse Camera F6 5A B&O Amplifier
F7 5A Electric Park Brake Module F7 - Not Available
F8 - Not Available F8 10A Left Side Rear Seat Release
F9 30A Fuel Pump Control Module F9 10A Right Side Rear Seat Release
F10 25A Left Side Rear Door Electronic Control Unit F10 25A Right Side Rear Door Electronic Control Unit
F11 10A Transmission Control Module F11 - Not Available
F12 20A Adaptive Damping System F12 - Not Available
F13 10A Rear Ambient LEDs/ Left Side Rear Interior LED/Left Side Rear F13 15A Powered Latch Module
Footwell LED / Left Side Rear Seat Release Switch/Rear Header F14 5A Right Seat Rear Seat Release Switch
LED
F15 5A Right Side Rear Interior LED / Right Side Rear Footwell LED
F14 10A Driver Centre Stack Switch Pack
F16 5A CD Changer
F15 10A Rear Centre Stack Switch Pack / Rear LCD
F17 -A Not Available
F16 25A Left Side Trunk Power Socket
F17 15A Rear Heating / Ventilation and Air Conditioning Blower
F19 5A Digital Tuner /
F20 15A Right Side Rear Seat Electronic Control Unit
F19 5A Satellite Navigation
F21 25A Right Side Front Door Electronic Control Unit
F20 5A Adaptive Damping System
F22 15A Left Side Rear Seat Electronic Control Unit
F21 25A Left Side Front Door Electronic Control Unit
F22 5A Park Distance Control
11.26
Headlamp Other External Lamps Door Window Reset

Owners who wish to take this vehicle to High Level Stop Lamp If power to the electric windows has been
countries with opposite hand of drive should The high level mounted stop lamp unit consists of interrupted for any reason, they will fail to operate
contact their Aston Martin Dealer for headlamp and LEDs and is not repairable. If a high level mounted correctly until reset.
dipped beam alignment checks and adjustments. stop lamp LED fails, contact your Aston Martin 1. Sit in the driver’s seat with all doors closed,
Dealer. insert the vehicle key into the ignition control
Warning: High Intensity Discharge (HID)
Maintenance
and move to position ‘II’ (ignition ON).
bulbs produce a very high voltage. They should Front Indicator, Parking and Side Marker
2. Press firmly and hold the window switch until
only be serviced by an Aston Martin Dealership. Lamps
the window is at the maximum down position.
High Intensity Discharge (HID) bulbs are used for the If a front indicator, parking or side marker lamp fails Continue to hold the button for five seconds
combined main and dipped beam. HID systems to operate, contact your Aston Martin Dealer. These then release.
produce a brilliant white light by establishing a high lamps consist of LEDs and are not repairable. 3. Pull back and hold the window switch until the
voltage electrical arc between two electrodes within Side Indicators window is in the maximum up position.
a sealed glass tube. Once the arc is established, the
The side indicators comprise of five LEDs in each Continue to hold the switch for a further
voltage lowers to normal operating conditions.
front wing side strake and are not repairable. If a side five seconds, then release.
HID bulbs are not renewable. 4. The window is now reset. Repeat for the other
indicator LED fails, contact your Aston Martin
Contact your Aston Martin Dealer if a HID bulb fails Dealer. door windows.
to operate.
Registration Plate Lamps
Headlamp Units: Condensation: The headlamp
Specialist tools are required to access the registration
units will generate condensation under certain
bulb. If a registration lamp bulb fails, contact your
conditions. However, this should clear after
approximately 10 minutes after the headlamps have
been set to ON. Rear Lamp Clusters
The rear indicators, stop and tail, reversing lamps
and rear fog LEDs are contained in a sealed lamp
cluster unit, one either side of the vehicle. The lamp
cluster is not repairable. If a rear lamp fails, contact
your Aston Martin Dealer.
11.27
Front Seat Reset Bodywork Maintenance

Should a front seat fail to move or the seat memory 1. Press the seat forward button (2) until the seat is Door Drain Holes
position fails to work this may show a loss of seat fully forward. Check the drain holes in the bottom face of each
position in the vehicle's memory. If so, complete the 2. Press the seat back button (4) until the seat back door periodically and clear if necessary with, for
seat reset procedure detailed below: is fully backwards. example, a short length of wire or a pipe cleaner.
Warning: Do not sit in the seat while you do 3. Press the seat down button (1) until the front of
Maintenance
the seat reset procedure. Seat movement will the seat is fully down.
restrict the occupancy area. 4. Press the seat down button (3) until the rear of
the seat is fully down.
Warning: Make sure that there is nothing in
front of, behind, or under the seat during the The seat movement and position memory should
seat reset procedure. now work correctly, if not contact your Aston Martin
Dealer.
The seat must be moved to its limit of travel and

allowed to stall for 1 second for each axis. If the seat
is not held at its limit of travel, the seat memory will
not learn this as its fully travelled position.
11.28
Vehicle Cleaning
Paint Work Commercially operated automatic vehicle Suggested washing method:
Modern water based paints are much safer and more washes, jet washes and power operated mops are 1. Fill two buckets with water. Add a mild neutral
environmentally friendly than solvent based paints. not recommended. The detergents used can detergent, as directed by the detergent
Water based paints are however more susceptible to contain certain chemicals which may, over time, manufacturer to one of the buckets.
contamination and marking by corrosive substances. be detrimental to some exterior parts of the 2. Use a hose to remove all dust and mud residue
Maintenance
The following list is not exhaustive but does show the vehicle. Prolonged usage of automatic vehicle from the vehicle. Don't use a strong jet, as this
most common contaminants which may adversely washes and power operated mops will also cause can rub grit over the paint and scratch it.
affect your paint work: fine scratches in the paint surface. 3. Soak a large clean wash mitt or a soft clean
• Bird droppings, Aston Martin are able to supply a range of products sponge in the soapy water, and begin applying
• Antifreeze, to clean and protect your vehicle. Contact you Aston it to the vehicle. Wash the vehicle section by
• Tree sap, Martin Dealer for further information. section, starting at the top. Circle around the
• Oils and greases, During the winter months, it is advisable to wash the car several times, washing lower areas with
• Insect remains. vehicle more frequently, paying particular attention each round.
Wash such substances from the vehicle using clean to the underside to combat the detrimental effects of 4. Rinse the dirt out of the wash mitt or soft
warm water with vehicle shampoo at the earliest any salt and sand contamination picked up from sponge in the bucket with plain water
opportunity, especially in sunny weather which can treated roads. frequently.
accelerate contamination. To delay the onset of corrosion developing on the 5. After one section is washed, rinse it with the
hose before moving on, don't let the soap dry
Other groups of contaminants may be added to brake components Aston Martin recommend that
after washing this vehicle, the vehicle should be on the paint as this can stain it. Always keep the
this list as experience of water based paints and
driven a short distance to make sure that all water vehicle wet, this will prevent droplets from
finishes increases.
and cleaning products have dried off. drying on the paint and leaving water-spots.
Washing 6. Dry the car with a chamois leather before it air-
For best results:
Warning: Washing and polishing agents dries.
• Do not wash the vehicle in strong sunlight. Let
containing silicone should not be applied to Front Grille
the vehicle cool before washing.
glass. This will reduce the efficiency of the Wash and clean the vehicle's front grille in the same
• Do not use household soaps or detergents.
windscreen wipers, causing smears which will way as the paint work, but make sure that the front
• Do not direct water hoses at full force around the
reduce visibility, particularly during darkness grille is dried off completely leaving no water
door and trunk lid seals.
and in the rain. droplets on the grille (wipe the front grille last using
• Do not use a brush on the car body as this will
leave little scratches. a chamois leather): Chrome polish or other abrasive
cleaners must not be used.
11.29
Ceramic Brake Rotors Upholstery, Trim, Carpets and Seats Alcantara roof linings and other soft trimmed areas
To avoid possible damage to the ceramic brake Warning: Fumes from cleaning solvents may may be brushed with a soft brush. Stains from water
rotors, when washing the road wheels with products be dangerous in confined spaces. Make sure that based substances such as coffee, tea or soft drinks
or materials other than a mild soapy water solution the vehicle is well ventilated and follow the should be cleaned as soon as possible with mild soap
always remove the wheels from the vehicle. manufacturer’s printed instructions when using and water.
Maintenance
Road Wheels these products. The brushed and anodised aluminium trim should
be cleaned using a dry clean lint free cloth.
To avoid possible damage to the alloy road wheels, Certain types of clothing, such as denim and
wheel nuts and wheel centre trims, from a build up Consult your Aston Martin Dealer for instructions on
vegetable tanned leather, are prone to ‘dye
of brake dust wash and clean the alloy road wheels the removal of more difficult stains such as oil, grease
transfer’. This can cause discolouration in the
frequently, using a mild soapy water solution only. or ballpoint ink.
leather. Make sure that the affected areas are
Do not use chemical alloy road wheel cleaners, as cleaned and re-protected as soon as possible. Carpets should be cleaned regularly with a vacuum
they can often have a high acid or alkaline content cleaner. Any stains or grease marks should be
and could cause discolouration. Always clean one The seats and soft trimmed components of this removed with a good quality solvent suitable for use
vehicle are covered in natural leather hide. In
wheel at a time and do not allow the cleaning on carpets.
solution to dry on the wheel. Fully flush off with general, this natural leather upholstery requires little
clean water. attention. The seats should be brushed with a soft
brush from time to time and may be cleaned
Headlamp Lenses
occasionally with a cloth damped in soap and water.
Only use a mild soapy water solution when washing
Do not use detergents, quick cleansers or furniture
the headlamp lenses. Do not use cleaning materials
polishes. These products may initially give an
which contain solvents.
impressive result, but their use will lead to rapid
Cleaning materials which contain solvents, i.e. tar deterioration of the leather and will invalidate the
remover, petrol, waxes or polishes, may damage the warranty.
headlamp lens.
Several times a year, a leather conditioner or
Polishing preservative should be used. Appropriate care
Approximately twice a year, a good quality polish materials are obtainable from your Aston Martin
should be applied to the body work and then buffed, Dealer.
using a soft lint free cloth.
The alloy wheel rims should be treated with a
cleaner which is specifically manufactured for this
purpose.
11.30
Vehicle Storage
Care and Maintenance of Seat Belts Recommendations 5. Once a month:
Do not allow seat belts to be retracted until 5.1 Disconnect the battery conditioner (if
These recommendations apply to new and pre-
they are completely dry. installed).
owned vehicles either in dealer or customer
ownership. 5.2 Start and operate the engine until it is fully
To make sure that the restraint webbings are in
warmed up.
correct working order, regularly check the seat belts. If your vehicle is not to be used for periods in excess
Maintenance
5.3 Check there are no fluid leaks.
Look for fraying, cuts, burns and similar problems. of three months it should be stored in a dry, well
Make sure that the latches and buckles operate 5.4 Set the ignition to OFF.
ventilated building.
correctly. If a seat belt is not in good condition or is 1. Drive the vehicle for a sufficient distance to 5.5 Connect a battery conditioner.
not working correctly, consult your Aston Martin 5.6 Check and correct tire pressures if
warm the oil in the engine and the transaxle;
Dealer. necessary. When returning the vehicle to
make sure that the internal components of the
Any seat belt that has been worn during a serious normal service, set the tire pressures to
engine are lubricated.
collision should be replaced by an Aston Martin normal specification before driving on the
2. Check the engine coolant level. Top up if
Dealer. road.
necessary with the correct antifreeze and water
To clean the seat belts, use mild soap and water; do solution. Excessive sunlight and humidity can increase the
not use bleach, solvents or dyes, as they can weaken 3. In order to take the weight off the tires, raise vehicle temperature, which can cause damage to
the material. Allow the seat belts to dry thoroughly the vehicle with a jack and place supports the vehicle interior and trim. If storing the vehicle in
before use. under the front and rear suspension. If the these conditions, Aston Martin recommend using a
Under Hood Cleaning vehicle is not raised from the ground, increase solar reflecting car cover to prevent any potential
the tire pressures to 3.4 bar (50 psi). Cover the damage due to high temperatures.
Under hood cleaning using high pressure hoses or
steam cleaners should not be carried out. The tires to exclude any light. Turn the wheels ¼
electronic control module connections and fuse turn every month to avoid tire flat spots.
boxes can be damaged by indiscriminate use of high 4. If mains power is available, use a battery
pressure cleaning equipment. conditioner to maintain the battery in a fully
charged state.
11.31
Extended Storage Recommissioning after Storage

For storage periods exceeding six months the Provided that the vehicle has been stored in
following measures are recommended: accordance with the recommended procedure, only
Do not drain the fuel system. the following points should need attention before
using your vehicle on the road.
Maintenance
1. Operate the engine until there is as small a
1. Check the tire pressures, inflate if necessary,
quantity of fuel in the tank as is practical for
lower the vehicle to ground.
storage purposes.
2. Check the coolant level and, if necessary, top
2. Inspect rubber connections of coolant system
up with the correct antifreeze to water solution.
and have them renewed if necessary.
3. Check all fluid levels and top up as necessary.
3. Wash the vehicle bodywork thoroughly and
repair any paint blisters or patches of corrosion 4. Fill the fuel tank.
in order to prevent any further deterioration. Starting the engine without sufficient
Apply a suitable polish. lubrication can cause serious engine damage.
4. Clean the carpets and upholstery thoroughly. Make sure that the engine oil pressure is
Treat all leather upholstery with an application established before starting the engine.
of a leather conditioner or preservative. 5. Start the engine normally and allow the engine
5. If the storage building is dry then leave vehicle to idle. Check that the oil pressure and ignition
windows slightly open. If there is any tendency warning symbols go OFF (correct oil pressure
towards dampness close vehicle doors and and battery charging).
windows and place an anti-moisture compound 6. Raise the hood and check for leaks of fuel, oil
such as silica desiccant bags in an open metal and coolant.
container inside vehicle. 7. Carefully test drive your vehicle and check the
6. Cover vehicle with a cotton or fabric cover. operation of all functions.
Braking performance can be impaired, initially, due
to a fine film of corrosion on the brake rotor surface.
Drive conservatively and, when safe to do so,
frequently apply the brakes until rotor surfaces have
been cleaned. Full braking performance should then
be restored.
If in any doubt about the condition of your vehicle,
have it checked by your Aston Martin Dealer.
11.32
Specifications
Engine............................................................12.2
Transmission ..................................................12.2
Performance...................................................12.2
Fluids and Capacities......................................12.3
Chassis ...........................................................12.4
Chassis ...........................................................12.4
Brakes ............................................................12.4
Wheels...........................................................12.4
Tires...............................................................12.5
Bulbs..............................................................12.5
Vehicle Specification ......................................12.5
Engine Transmission Performance

All alloy, independent quad variable camshaft Automatic Transmission Maximum Power: 580 bhp (433 kW) @ 7000 rpm
timing, overhead cam 48 valve V12. Maximum Torque: 465 lb.ft (630 Nm) @ 5500 rpm
Touchtronic III 8-speed with 'Shift By Wire' (SBW)
Capacity: 5935 cc Maximum Speed (Where permitted):
gear shift technology.
205 mph (330 km/h)
Firing Order: 1 - 7 - 5 - 11 - 3 - 9 - 6 - 12 - 2 - 8 - 4
Gear Ratios Maximum Engine Speed: 7000 rpm
- 10
Idle Speed: 650 rpm 1st 4.714
Bore: 89.0 mm (3.504 in) 2nd 3.143
Stroke: 79.5 mm (3.13 in) 3rd 2.106
Spark Plugs: NGK: SITR7A11G 4th 1.667

5th 1.285
Spark Plug Gap: 1.1 mm (0.043 in) +0.0/-0.1 mm
(0.004 in) 6th 1.000
7th 0.839
Compression Ratio: 11.0:1
8th 0.667
Ignition: ’Coil on Plug’ ignition system.
Reverse 3.317
Emission Control: Eight oxygen sensors (four per
exhaust manifold). Six three-way catalytic converters
(two per exhaust manifold and one main per bank). Final Drive
Evaporative loss purge. Ratio: 2.73:1. Multi-plate limited slip differential.
Lubrication: Wet sump pressurized lubrication.
Fuel Delivery System: Multi point sequential fuel
injection.
Electrics
Alternator: Denso SC5 200 Amps
Voltage Regulation: 14.4V ±0.5V @ 20°C
Specifications
Battery: Banner 88 AH
12.2
Fluids and Capacities

Recommended Fluids Only use oils ‘Certified For Gasoline Engines’ by the Capacities
Fuel: Recommended 98 RON Super Unleaded for American Petroleum Institute (API). Engine Sump (including filter): 13.1 litres
optimum performance. 95 RON minimum. An oil with this trademark (13.8 quarts)
Use of fuels containing more than 10% Ethanol are symbol conforms to the
Engine Cooling System: 15 litres
current engine and emission
not recommended. (15.8 quarts)
system protection standards
Engine Oil: Fully synthetic 0W-40 or 0W-30 oil Power Steering System: 1.3 litres
and fuel economy
meeting the specifications detailed below can be
requirements of the (1.4 quarts)
used. No other viscosity grades or specifications are
International Lubricant Screen Washer Reservoir: 5.5 litres
acceptable.
Standardization and
(5.8 quarts)
To achieve the required high performance of Approval Committee (ISLAC), comprised of U.S. and
synthetic lubricants, do not mix with mineral oils. Japanese automobile manufacturers. Fuel Tank: 90.5 litres (Approximately 88.5 litres
usable.)
0W-40 Engine Coolant: 50% water, 50% Havoline XLT
24 gallons (Approximately 23.5 gallons usable.)
Brake Fluid:
Authority Standard
Castrol React Dot 4
API SL / SJ / EC / CF Castrol SRF racing brake fluid (Track use)
ACEA A3 / B3 / B4
If a vehicle brake system has been filled with
ILSAC GF3 Castrol SRF Racing Brake Fluid, then it must only
0W-30 be topped up or replaced with the same grade
Authority Standard of brake fluid
Power Steering Fluid: Pentosin CHF-11S
API SL / SJ / EC / CF
Air Conditioner Refrigerant: (Market Dependent)
ACEA A1 / A5 / B1 / B5
HFO 1234YF
ILSAC GF3
HFC 134A
Specifications
Vehicle air conditioning refrigerant is shown on
air conditioning label on the right side of the
engine bay.
Refrigerant gas types must not be mixed. If
you do, the air conditioning system can be
damaged. If in doubt, consult your Aston Martin
Dealer.
12.3
Chassis Brakes Wheels

Steering Footbrake Aston Martin Aluminium Alloy
Rack and pinion, servotronic speed sensitive power Park Brake
Front Rear
assisted steering. Column tilt and reach adjustments.
Electrically operated independent park brake
Turns Lock to Lock: 2.75 8.5J x 21 11J x 21
calipers on each rear brake rotor.
Turning Circle: 12.5 m (Kerb to Kerb) Brake System Features
Total Toe: Refer to your Aston Martin Dealer for the Wheel Nut Torque
• Anti-lock Braking System (ABS)
correct data. Tighten all wheel nuts in two stages.
• Hydraulic Brake Assist (HBA)
Suspension • Electronic Brake force Distribution (EBD)
Front: Aluminium independent double wishbone • Traction Control (TCS)
incorporating anti-dive geometry. Coil over
aluminium monotube dampers and anti-roll bar.
Rear: Aluminium independent double wishbone
incorporating longitudinal control arms. Coil over
aluminium monotube dampers and anti-roll bar.
Features
• Dynamic Stability Control (DSC)
• Adaptive Damping System (ADS)
• Multi-stage Adaptive Damping System (ADS) 1. Tighten every second nut (as shown in the
(Optional) diagram) to 80 Nm (60 lb/ft) until all five nuts
are tightened.
2. Tighten every second nut (as shown in the
diagram) to 180 Nm (133 lb/ft) until all five nuts
are tightened.
Specifications
12.4
Tires Bulbs Vehicle Specification

The original equipment tires, including winter Rating Type
Body
tires, installed to this vehicle are an approved Four door coupe with four seats.
specification, designated by ‘AMR’ on the sidewall. Headlamp dipped and main 35W D1S HID
beam Extruded aluminium bonded body structure with
Summer Tires Front indicator lamps LED aluminium and composite body panels and
Parking lamp LED
extruded aluminium door side-impact beams.
Front Rear
Door lamps 5W W5W Towing
Michelin Pilot 245/35 ZR 21 295/30 ZR 21 Side repeater LED This vehicle is not engineered to tow any form of
Supersport (96Y) (102Y)
Daytime running lights LED caravan, boat or trailer.
Tire Loading
Front and rear footwell lamps 5W W5W No towing devices are approved to install to this
Tires installed to this vehicle shall have a maximum vehicle, other than a front towing eye to aid recovery
Rear quarter lamps / trunk LED
load rating not less than 690 kg (1521 lbs) front and lamps / reading lamps or loading of this vehicle onto a transporter.
925 kg (2039 lbs) rear, or a load index of 95 (front) High mounted stop lamp LED
and 105 (rear) and a speed category of ZR.
Registration plate lamps 5W W5W
The rear lamp cluster is a sealed unit. If any rear
Tire Air Pressures cluster lamp fails to operate contact your
Cold Inflation (All Tires) Aston Martin Dealer.
Front Rear
Normal Road Use 2.6 bar 2.6 bar
(38 psi) (38 psi)
Track Use 2.1 bar 2.2 bar
Minimum Minimum
(31 psi) (32 psi)
Sustained High Speed Use 3.3 bar 3.2 bar
Over 250 km/h (155 mph)
Specifications
(48 psi) (47 psi)
12.5
Vehicle Weights Exterior Dimensions

Kerb Weight 1990 kg (4390 lbs) Ride height is measured at Gross Vehicle Weight (GVW). Dimensions shown in millimetres.
Gross Vehicle Weight 2410 kg (5315 lbs)
(GVW)
Trunk Load1 40 kg (90 lbs)
1. (Maximum load, evenly distributed.)

Interior Dimensions
Front Rear
Effective Headroom 932 mm 936 mm
36.7 inches 36.8 inches
Shoulder Room 1392 mm 1322 mm
54.8 inches 52 inches
Hip Room 1410 mm 1100 mm
Effective Legroom 1086 mm 765 mm
Trunk Configuration Volume

Divider up 223 ltr
7.8 Cu Ft
Divider down 393 ltr
13.8 Cu Ft
Specifications
Divider down, rear seats down 1029 ltr

36.3 Cu Ft
12.6
Service
Pre-delivery Inspection .................................... A.2
Servicing ......................................................... A.4
Service Record ................................................ A.8
Brake Rotor Check ........................................ A.29
Replacement of Airbag Units ......................... A.33
Replacement of Seat Belt Pre-tensioners ........ A.33
Field Service Actions ..................................... A.34
Service Action Recalls.................................... A.35
Pre-delivery Inspection
This free series of checks is carried out on the vehicle by the Selling Dealer Electrical Checks
before delivery. The checks make sure that you receive a vehicle which matches • Battery condition
the high quality standards set by Aston Martin Limited.
• Gear selection
The list below applies to all Aston Martin vehicles. Your Aston Martin may or • Heated rear window
may not have all or some of the functionality listed. • Windscreen and headlamp washers
Make sure that the entry is stamped and signed as completed. The following • Windscreen wipers
Service checks will be made: • Climate control
Levels and Leaks • Infotainment centre operation
• All speakers
• Engine oil
• Reversing, registration plate and brake lamps
• Power steering oil • Side and headlamps
• Brake fluid
• Rear fog lamps
• Engine coolant level
• Hazard warning lamps
• Engine coolant specific gravity • Instrument illumination and dimmer
• Windscreen washer fluid
• Gauges and warning symbols
• Fuel system
• Centre stack controls
• Transaxle leak check • Horns
• Lift glass
• Reset clock
• Battery.
• Blower motor
Mechanical Functions • Seat belt warning system
• Gear selection • Security system and vehicle key
• Throttle pedal operation • Interior lamps
• Park brake operation • Cigar lighter (Option)
• Steering column adjustment and lock operation • All seat functions
• Seat adjuster rails • Door window mechanisms
• Hood release and catch • Door and trunk lamps
• Door operation and locks • Central locking system
• Storage compartments • Filler flap lock operation
• Rear view mirror • Door mirror adjustments
• Trunk release and catch • Interrogate fault codes
• Lift glass release and catch • Record battery open-circuit voltage
• Seat belt operation. • Tire pressure sensing
• Centre console controls.
A.2
Wheels and Tires Hand-over Preparation

• Install locking road wheel nuts (option) • Check function of locks and vehicle keys
• Check road wheel nuts torque • Clean bodywork and road wheel arch liners.
• Tire pressures • Clean off all transit labels
• Tire orientation. • Valet vehicle
Service
Road Test • De-grease windscreen
• Install carpets
• Engine • Remove interior protection
• Transmission
• Check owner's guidebook
• Steering
• Check tools
• Brakes • Install registration plates
• Wheel balance
• Tire sealant kit
• Adaptive dampers
• Towing eye
• Dampers • Battery conditioner (option)
• Exhaust by-pass system
• Field service actions and recall status.
• Gear shift operation
• Noise, vibration or harshness Free Pre-delivery Inspection
• Climate control performance
• Instruments operation
Service Actions Checked: Yes / No
• Seat belt and buckle operation
• Steering wheel alignment Open Service Actions Completed: Yes / No
• Dynamic stability control, traction control, adaptive damping and anti-lock
braking system operation Signature:
• Transmission oil cooler.
Date:
Final Checks
• Drive belt tensioner operation
• Fuel and brake pipe security
• Fuel and fluid leaks
• Security of cooling hoses
• Exhaust catalyst security.
A.3
Servicing
Service Periods Service Tables
Vehicle servicing is every 16,000 km (10,000 Miles) or 12 months, which ever The following service schedules are recommended for this vehicle. The
occurs first. schedules may be modified if necessary. Please consult your Aston Martin
• 16,000 km /10,000 miles or 12 months Dealer for details of any service schedule updates.
• 32,000 km / 20,000 mile or 24 months
• 48,000 km / 30,000 mile or 36 months
Service
A.4
16,000 km / 32,000 km / Item

10,000 miles / 20,000 miles /
12 months 24 months
Pre Maintenance Work
Install the vehicle protection kit.
Service
Check the Diagnostic Trouble Codes (DTCs).
Under Body
x x Examine the condition, operation and attachment of the engine, transmission mounting system and check for leaks.
x x Examine the condition, operation and attachment of the exhaust system, heat shields, bypass valve operation and check for leaks.
x x Examine the condition, operation and attachment of the suspension and steering system for wear. Examine for leaks.
x x Examine the condition, operation and attachment of the braking system for wear and adjustment. Examine for leaks.
x x Examine the condition, operation and attachment of the park brake system for wear and adjustment.
x x Examine the condition, operation and attachment of the drive shafts.
x x Examine the condition, operation and attachment of the wheel arch liners and under body protection.
x x Examine the condition, operation and attachment of the cooling pack assembly. Examine for leaks..
x x Examine the condition, operation and attachment of all under body fluid pipes and hoses and check for leaks.
5 Years Replace engine coolant.
x Automatic Transmission: Check and adjust the oil level in the differential.
60,000 mls/96,000 km Automatic Transmission: Replace the oil and clean the filter in the differential.
x Replace the brake fluid.
A.5
16,000 km / 32,000 km / Item

10,000 miles / 20,000 miles /
12 months 24 months
Upper Body
x x Replace the engine oil.
Service
x x Replace the engine oil filter.
20,000 mls/32,000 km Replace the pollen filter and air filter (optional).
x x Examine the condition, operation and attachment of the accessory drive belt.
x x Examine the condition, operation and attachment of the power steering system. Examine for leaks..
x x Examine the condition, operation and attachment of the brake system. Examine for leaks.
x x Examine the condition, operation and attachment of the fuel system. Examine for leaks.
x x Examine the condition, operation and attachment of the air conditioning system. Examine for leaks..
x x Check all power steering system fluid levels and adjust accordingly. Check for leaks.
x x Check all braking system fluid levels and adjust accordingly. Check for leaks.
x x Check all cooling system fluid levels and adjust accordingly. Check for leaks.
x x Check all screen and headlight wash system fluid levels and adjust accordingly. Check for leaks.
60,000 mls/96,000 km Replace the oil and clean the filter in the automatic differential.
70,000 mls/112,000 km Replace the spark plugs.
A.6
16,000 km / 32,000 km / Item

10,000 miles / 20,000 miles /
12 months 24 months
General
x x Examine the condition, operation and attachment of all the occupant restraint systems.
Service
x x Examine the condition, operation and attachment of all the door locks, latches, hinges, hood catches. Lubricate if necessary.
x x Examine the condition, operation and attachment of the wiper blades and wash system including headlights.
x x Examine the condition, operation and attachment of all the light units and the horn.
x x Examine the condition of the road wheels. Check the wheel nut torque is correct.
x x Complete the tire report. If necessary, adjust the tire pressures.
x x Complete the functional test of the tire pressure sensor system.
x x Reset the service interval indicator.
Road Test
x x Check the powertrain system for excessive noise, vibration and harshness.
x x Check the braking system for excessive noise, vibration and harshness.
x x Check the suspension system for excessive noise, vibration and harshness.
x x Check the steering system for excessive noise, vibration and harshness.
x x Check the wheels and tires for excessive noise, vibration and harshness.
x x Check the cabin environment for excessive noise, vibration and harshness.
x x Check the driver information and warning system operation.
A.7
Service Record
The following service records cover the regular services at 16,000 km, 10,000 miles or 12 months intervals, which ever occurs first. Make sure that at each service
the appropriate entry is stamped and signed as completed.
Vehicle Model:
_______________________________
Service Registration Number:

_______________________________
Vehicle Identification Number (VIN):

_______________________________
Delivery Date:
_______________________________
A.8
1 Year / 10,000 Miles / 16,000 Km Authorized Dealer Stamp
Odometer:
Technician Name:
Service
Date: Service Advisor Name:
Next Service Due: Service Advisor Signature:
Service Details Additional Service Information
Air Filter Changed: Yes / No
Pollen Filter Changed: Yes / No
Spark Plugs Changed: Yes / No
Anti Corrosion Inspection: Yes / No
Fluids Changed:
A.9
2 Years / 20,000 Miles / 32,000 Km Authorized Dealer Stamp
Odometer:
Technician Name:
Service Date: Service Advisor Name:

Fluids Changed:
A.10
Odometer:
Technician Name:
Service
Fluids Changed:
A.11
Odometer:
Technician Name:

Fluids Changed:
A.12
Odometer:
Technician Name:
Service
Fluids Changed:
A.13
Odometer:
Technician Name:

Fluids Changed:
A.14
Odometer:
Technician Name:
Service
Fluids Changed:
A.15
Odometer:
Technician Name:

Fluids Changed:
A.16
Odometer:
Technician Name:
Service
Fluids Changed:
A.17
Odometer:
Technician Name:

Fluids Changed:
A.18
Odometer:
Technician Name:
Service
Fluids Changed:
A.19
Odometer:
Technician Name:

Fluids Changed:
A.20
Odometer:
Technician Name:
Service
Fluids Changed:
A.21
Odometer:
Technician Name:

Fluids Changed:
A.22
Odometer:
Technician Name:
Service
Fluids Changed:
A.23
Odometer:
Technician Name:

Fluids Changed:
A.24
Odometer:
Technician Name:
Service
Fluids Changed:
A.25
Odometer:
Technician Name:

Fluids Changed:
A.26
Odometer:
Technician Name:
Service
Fluids Changed:
A.27
Odometer:
Technician Name:

Fluids Changed:
A.28
Brake Rotor Check

At each brake pad change (per axle), the ceramic brake rotors are required to
Brake Pads Changed - Brake Rotors Checked
be cleaned, dried and weighed. Record the date of each brake pad change and
rotor weight.
Rotor Weight (Front Axle): lb lb
Rotor Weight (Rear Axle): lb lb
Service
Odometer:
Signature: Date:
Odometer:
Signature: Date:
Odometer:
Signature: Date:
A.29
Brake Pads Changed - Brake Rotors Checked Brake Pads Changed - Brake Rotors Checked
Rotor Weight (Front Axle): lb lb Rotor Weight (Front Axle): lb lb
Rotor Weight (Rear Axle): lb lb Rotor Weight (Rear Axle): lb lb
Service Odometer: Odometer:
Signature: Date: Signature: Date:
Odometer: Odometer:
Odometer: Odometer:
A.30
Service
Odometer: Odometer:
Odometer: Odometer:
Odometer: Odometer:
A.31
Service Odometer: Odometer:
Odometer: Odometer:
Odometer: Odometer:
A.32
Replacement of Airbag Units Replacement of Seat Belt Pre-tensioners

Aston Martin recommend that all airbag units are replaced every 10 years from Aston Martin recommend that all seat belt pre-tensioners units are replaced
the date of manufacture. To make sure this is completed correctly and safely, every 10 years from the date of manufacture. To make sure this is completed
this work should be carried out by your Aston Martin Dealership. correctly and safely, this work should be carried out by your Aston Martin
Dealership.
Airbag Replacement 10th Year
Seat Belt Pre-Tensioners Replacement 10th Year
Service
Odometer:
Odometer:
Date:
Date:
Signature:
Signature:
Airbag Replacement 20th Year

Seat Belt Pre-Tensioners Replacement 20th Year
Odometer:
Odometer:
Date:
Date:
Signature:
Signature:
A.33
Field Service Actions

Action No. Date Dealer Action No. Date Dealer
Service
A.34
Service Action Recalls

Action No. Date Dealer Recall No. Date Dealer
Service
A.35
Service
A.36
Aston Martin Warranty

1 Aston Martin Warranties............................... B.2 10 How do I get Service under the Emissions
2 New Vehicle Limited Warranty..................... B.3 Warranties .................................................... B.12
3 New Vehicle Limited Warranty Statement .... B.4 11 How do I handle Emergency Repairs to make sure
4 What is not Covered under the Warranties... B.4 they do not affect the Emissions Warranties ... B.12
5 Customer Satisfaction Campaigns ................. B.7 12 What Replacement Parts should I use ....... B.13
6 Anti-Perforation Corrosion Warranty ............ B.7 13 Preserve Your Emissions Warranty ............ B.13
7 Emissions Defect Warranty ........................... B.8 14 Customer Satisfaction ............................... B.13
8 Emissions Performance Warranty.................. B.8 15 The Better Business Bureau (BBB) Auto Line
9 California Emissions Warranties .................. B.10 Program ........................................................ B.14
16 State Warranty Enforcement Laws ............ B.15
17 Aston Martin Extended Service Contract ... B.15
Owner And Vehicle Details ........................... B.16
1 Aston Martin Warranties

This chapter contains information essential for the 1.2 Warranties The warranties provided herein are for the benefit of
understanding of the Aston Martin warranties and All Aston Martin warranties are issued by Aston the original purchaser and any subsequent owner
for the implementation of any necessary Warranty during the relevant Warranty Period (defined
Martin Lagonda Limited on behalf of Aston Martin
rectification. It is recommended that you read this below). The warranties cover Aston Martin vehicles
Lagonda of North America Inc., the sole authorized
chapter carefully to familiarize yourself with the United States agent of Aston Martin vehicles. that are built for and supplied to the Region.
benefits available under the various warranties.
The warranties provided herein are for the benefit of The Warranty period for all Warranties (defined
1.1 Warranty Communications the original purchaser and any subsequent owner
below) for vehicles begin on the date of first retail
sale, or on the date of entry into demonstrator
Any communications regarding Warranty should during the relevant Warranty Period (defined below)
initially be addressed to your Aston Martin Dealer. If in the Serviced Countries (defined below). service, whichever comes first.
necessary, you may communicate with Aston Martin An Aston Martin vehicle is built and homologated to
at the appropriate address listed. support the Region for which it is manufactured and
is compliant with the local regulatory requirements
National After Sales Manager, of that Region. As a result, the warranties cover Aston
Martin vehicles that are built for and supplied to the
Aston Martin Lagonda of North America Inc.
Region.
9920 Irvine Centre Drive,
For the purposes of this Owner’s Guide, 'Region
Irvine, means one of the following territories:
CA 92618 • the Americas, including the United States,
Or: Canada, and South America; or
Warranty Department • the United Kingdom, Europe, Russia and South
Aston Martin Lagonda Limited, Africa; or
• the Middle East, North Africa and India; or
Banbury Road,
• Asia Pacific, including China, Japan, Taiwan,
Gaydon, Hong Kong, Singapore, Australia and New
Warwick, Zealand.
CV35 0DB, 'Serviced Countries' means either: (a) any country in
England the Region from which your Aston Martin vehicle
was purchased, where there is an Aston Martin
authorized dealer or repairer; or (b) any country
agreed in writing with Aston Martin.
B.2
2 New Vehicle Limited Warranty

A summary of all Aston Martin warranties 1.3 Changes to Vehicles 2.1 Warranty Limitations
applicable to this vehicle (together the Aston Martin and its authorized dealers (the This New Vehicle Limited Warranty is the only
Warranties) are as follows:
‘Dealers’) reserve the right to make changes in or express Warranty applicable to your vehicle. Aston
a) New Vehicle Limited Warranty additions to vehicles built or sold by them at any Martin neither assumes, nor authorizes anyone to
Bumper to bumper: Three years, unlimited mileage. time without incurring any obligation to make the assume for it, any other obligation or liability in
b) Vehicle Anti-Perforation Corrosion Warranty same or similar changes or additions to vehicles connection with this Warranty. No person, including
Period of cover: Ten years, unlimited mileage. previously built or sold. Aston Martin employees or Dealers, can modify or
1.4 Reservation of Rights waive any part of this Warranty.
c) Vehicle Emission Warranties (Federal)
a) Limitation of Remedies
Emissions Defects Warranty: Three years or 36,000 Aston Martin and its Dealers reserve the right to
provide post-Warranty repairs, conduct recalls, or Under this Warranty, it is agreed that the sole
miles of vehicle use.
extend the Warranty coverage period for certain exclusive remedy against Aston Martin and its
Certain emission parts:1 Eight years or 80,000 miles
vehicles or vehicle populations, at Aston Martin’s authorized Dealers shall be for the repair or
of vehicle use. replacement of defective parts as provided herein.
sole discretion. The fact that Aston Martin provided
Emissions Performance Warranty: Two years or such measures to a particular vehicle or vehicle The sole purpose of this exclusive remedy shall be to
24,000 miles of vehicle use. population, does not in any way obligate Aston provide for the free repair and replacement of
d) Vehicle Emission Warranties (Californian Martin to provide similar accommodations to other defective parts in the manner prescribed in this
Vehicles) owners of similar vehicles. Warranty.
Emissions Defect Warranty (Short Term): Three years 1.5 Condition This exclusive remedy shall not be deemed to have
or 50,000 miles of vehicle use. failed its essential purpose so long as Aston Martin,
As a fundamental condition of the Warranties, you through its authorized Dealers, is willing and able to
Emissions Defect Warranty (Long Term):2 Seven years are responsible for correctly using, maintaining and
repair or replace defective parts in the prescribed
or 70,000 miles of vehicle use. caring for your vehicle in accordance with the Aston
manner.
Emissions Performance Warranty: Three years or Martin Owner’s Guide (the ‘Owner’s Guide’). Aston
Martin recommends that you maintain copies of all Aston Martin and its Dealers are not responsible to
50,000 miles of vehicle use.
you for any time or income that you lose, any
maintenance records and receipts for review by

inconvenience you might be caused, the loss of your
Aston Martin.
transportation or use of your vehicle, the cost of
rental vehicles, fuel, telephone, travel, meals or
lodging, the loss of personal or commercial property,
the loss of revenue, or for any other incidental or
1. Catalytic convertor, the electronic emissions control unit
and / or the on-board emissions diagnostic device
consequential damages you may have.
(required eight years or 80,000 miles (129,000 km)
coverage per Clean Air Act).
2. These specific parts were selected on the basis of their
estimated replacement cost at the time your vehicle was
certified by the California Air Resources Board (CARB) for
sale in California.
B.3
3 New Vehicle Limited Warranty 4 What is not Covered under the

Punitive, exemplary, or multiple damages can not be Statement Warranties
recovered unless applicable law prohibits their 3.1 Warranty Maintenance 4.1 Excluded Categories of Vehicle
disclaimer. You may not bring any warranty-related
claim as a class representative, a private attorney Aston Martin warrants that during the Warranty The following categories of vehicle are excluded
general, a member of a class of claimants or in any period, if an Aston Martin vehicle is correctly from the provisions of the Warranties:
other representative capacity. operated and maintained by the user in accordance • Vehicles sold for hire.
with the Maintenance chapter of the Owner’s • Vehicles used for motor sport, competition and
Aston Martin shall not be liable for any damages
Guide, repairs required to correct defects in track events (except Aston Martin organized and
caused by delay in delivery or furnishing of any
materials or workmanship will be performed without managed events).
products and /or services.
charge; any component covered by this Warranty • Vehicles that are incorrectly maintained.
b) Implied Warranties and Consequential found to be defective in materials or workmanship,
Damages will be repaired, or replaced, without charge. Your
Under the law of some States, you as the owner may Aston Martin Dealer will repair the vehicle with
be entitled to the benefit of the implied warranties of genuine approved Aston Martin parts.
merchantability or fitness for intended purpose. 3.2 Warranty Coverage
These implied warranties are limited to the extent
allowed by law to the time period covered by the The New Vehicle Limited Warranty covers any
written warranties, or the applicable time period original or OEM component of the Aston Martin
provided by State Law, whichever period is shorter. vehicle that is defective during the basic Warranty
period, with the exception of tires, the items listed
Some States do not permit a limitation on how long
under section 4.4, normal maintenance items and
an implied warranty will last, or on the exclusion or
regularly scheduled maintenance parts and labor.
limitation of incidental or consequential damages, so
The Warranty includes any part scheduled for
the above limitation may not apply to you. This
routine replacement during the Warranty period
warranty gives owners specific legal rights, and they
only if it is defective. If a part fails at the same time it
may also have other rights that vary from State to
is due for replacement it is not covered by the
State.
Warranty.
B.4
4.2 Damage Caused by Accident, Alteration 4.3 Damage Caused by Use or the 4.4 Damage Caused by Failure to Maintain
or Misuse Environment or Incorrect Maintenance
The Warranties do not cover: Surface rust, deterioration and damage of paint, Damage caused by failure to maintain the vehicle,
• Damage caused by collision, fire, flood, theft, trim, upholstery and other appearance items that incorrect maintenance of the vehicle, or using the
freezing, vandalism, riot, explosion, or objects result from use and / or exposure to the elements are wrong fuel, oil, lubricants, or fluids is not covered
striking the vehicle. not covered under any of the Warranties. under the Warranties. Refer to the Specifications
• Misuse of the vehicle, such as driving over curbs, The Warranties do not cover: chapter of the Owner’s Guide for correct fluid levels,
overloading, racing, or using the vehicle as a and for information on the correct ways to maintain
• Stone chips, scratches
stationary power source. • Lightning, hail damage your vehicle.
• Alterations or modifications of the vehicle • Dints or dents Examples of important maintenance procedures that
(including changes to the body, chassis, or • Windstorm damage need to be done correctly are:
components) carried out on the vehicle, at any • Road salt, tree sap • Oil changes
time during its lifetime, by non-approved • Earthquake damage • Cleaning and polishing
repairers or body repair centres and shops, • Bird and insect droppings • Oils, lubricants and other fluids
tampering with the vehicle, tampering with the • Freezing, water or flood damage • Engine tune-up
emission systems or with other parts that affect • Cuts, burns, punctures or tears • Oil and air filters
these systems. • Windshield stress cracks • Wiper blades
• Disconnection or alteration of the odometer, or • Rodent damage • Brake pads and lining
where the actual mileage cannot be determined • Incorrect polishing of paint surface. • Tire rotation, inflation
due to the odometer being inoperative for an • Clutch linings
extended period of time. • Wheel alignments and tire balancing.
• Use of contaminated or incorrect fuel or fluids or
application of unauthorized chemicals by the
customer.

B.5
4.5 Other Items and Conditions Not • Normal wear or worn out tires. Tires will not be 4.6 Wear and Tear Items
Covered by the Warranties replaced (unless required by a warranty repair) Items that are subject to wear and tear are generally
for wear or damage including a) tire damage from
The Warranties do not cover: divided into two categories, namely those specified
road hazard such as cuts, snags, bruises, bulges,
• The installation or use of a non-Aston Martin part for replacement or adjustment during scheduled
puncture, and impact breaks; and b) tire damage maintenance and those that require replacement or
(other than a certified emissions part) or any part due to under or over inflation, tire chain use,
(Aston Martin or non-Aston Martin) designed for adjustment dependent upon conditions of use.
racing, spinning (including when stuck in snow or
off-road use only installed after the vehicle leaves a) Scheduled Maintenance Items
mud), incorrect mounting or dismounting, or tire
the control of Aston Martin, if the installed part repair. The items listed below are covered by the Vehicle
fails or causes an Aston Martin part to fail. • Vehicles that have had the odometer Warranty up to the first scheduled change point that
• Damage to, or caused by, non-approved disconnected, altered, or inoperative for an replacement or adjustment is required during
accessories such as alarms, telephones. extended period of time with the result that the scheduled maintenance operations.
• Damage to, or caused by, non-approved snow actual mileage cannot be determined. • Drive belts
chains or towing devices. • Use of a fuel not approved or recommended by • Spark plugs
• Damage caused by failure to maintain adequate Aston Martin in the Owner's Guide is considered • Oil, air, pollen and fuel filters.
levels of fuel in your vehicle. misfuelling, and that any damage resulting from
• Vehicles that have been labeled or branded as The period of warranty cover for any item may
misfuelling is not covered by the vehicle not exceed the time and distance limitation of the
being ‘dismantled’, ‘fire’, ‘flood’, ‘junk’, ‘rebuilt’, warranty.
‘reconstructed’, ‘salvaged’ – this will void the vehicle warranty.
Warranties.
• Vehicles that have been determined as a ‘total
loss’ by an insurance company, or other official
body – this will void the Warranties.
• Service adjustments, wear items and alignments
after one (1) year or 10,000 miles, whichever
occurs first.
• Use of alternative fuels: Aston Martin does not
recommend or approve of the use of Liquid
Petroleum gas or Compressed Natural gas.
Damage caused by the use of alternative fuels or
fuel additives is not covered by the vehicle
warranty.
B.6
5 Customer Satisfaction Campaigns 6 Anti-Perforation Corrosion

b) Other Items In order to maintain a high level of customer Warranty
The items listed below are recognized as having a confidence and satisfaction with Aston Martin The vehicle bodywork is protected by an Anti-
limited service life or are subject to wear or damage. products, Aston Martin may periodically determine Perforation Corrosion Warranty. Should any part of
However, these items are covered by the vehicle that certain service procedures are necessary, and the bodywork of the Aston Martin vehicle be
warranty for up to one year or the first service, which will assume costs for same, in whole or in part, perforated the panel(s) affected by the perforation
ever occurs first. independent of the New Vehicle Limited Warranty. will be repaired or replaced. The term ‘perforation’
When repairs to your vehicle are covered by the means a hole that penetrates from the inner surface
• Wiper blades
• All light bulbs terms of one of these policy adjustments, your Aston of a body panel or box section outwards. A pre-
Martin Dealer will advise you of the extent to which condition of supporting this Warranty is an annual
Xenon headlamp light bulbs and instrumentation Aston Martin will pay either for parts, or for labor, or Dealer inspection (Refer to ’Service’, page A.1).
light bulbs are covered by the full vehicle warranty. both.
• Wheel alignment and balancing If you have a question regarding a possible extra-
• Adjustments, including but not limited to: Warranty adjustment, an authorized Aston Martin
headlamp and hinged panel adjustments, Dealer or Aston Martin can provide the details when
suspension tightening, steering geometry the year, model and Vehicle Identification Number
adjustments, emission and fuel systems checks (VIN) are supplied.
and parking brake cable adjustments. Aston Martin reserves the right to make
• Remote transmitter batteries. modifications in vehicles manufactured or sold by
Brake pads, brake rotors and other friction them at any time without incurring any obligation to
related components are not covered when make the same or similar modifications in vehicles
replacement is due to wear and tear, but they are previously manufactured or sold by them.
covered against manufacturing defects for the
duration of the Vehicle Warranty.
c) Consumables

Replacement or ‘top-up’ of consumable fluids, e.g.
oils, anti-freeze, brake fluid, windshield wash
solution and refrigerant, is only covered when they
are used as part of a warranty repair.
B.7
7 Emissions Defect Warranty 8 Emissions Performance Warranty

7.1 Federal Requirements 8.1 Federal Requirements Under the Emissions Performance Warranty, Aston
Aston Martin provides coverage under the Emissions If your vehicle is registered in a State where the State Martin will repair, replace, or adjust (with no charge
for labor, diagnosis, or parts) any emissions control
Defect Warranty (including labor and diagnosis) for or Local Government has an EPA - approved
device or system, if you meet all of the following
repairs of emissions related parts which become inspection and maintenance program, any repairs
defective on vehicles with the following years of which are required on your vehicle may also be conditions:
service or mileage (whichever occurs first): covered under the Emissions Performance Warranty • You have maintained and operated your vehicle
if your vehicle has the following years service or according to the instructions on correct care and
Parts Years in Service Mileage mileage (whichever occurs first) and if you meet scheduled maintenance contained in the
Emissions Related 3 36,000 certain conditions noted below: Owner’s Guide.
Parts • Your vehicle fails to conform, during the warranty
Parts Years in Service Mileage coverage period to the applicable national EPA
Certain Emissions 8 80,000
Parts1 Emissions Related 2 24,000
standards, as determined by an EPA approved
Parts inspection and maintenance program.
1. Means the catalytic converter, the engine control • You are subject to a penalty or sanction under
module, the transmission control module and / or the on- Certain Emissions 8 80,000
board emissions diagnostic device. Parts1 local, State or Federal Law because your vehicle
During the Warranty coverage period, Aston Martin has failed to conform to the emissions standards
1. Means the catalytic converter, the engine control (a penalty or sanction includes being denied the
warrants that: module, the transmission control module and / or the on-
board emissions diagnostic device. right to use your vehicle).
• Your vehicle or engine is designed, built and
• Your vehicle has not been tampered with,
equipped to meet (at the time it is sold) the
misused, or abused.
applicable emissions regulations of the US
The Emissions Performance Warranty will not
Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
apply to your vehicle if the diagnosis on your
• Your vehicle or engine is free from defects in
vehicle shows your vehicle will pass the
factory-supplied Materials or workmanship that
applicable State or Local Government test using
could prevent it from conforming with applicable
test procedures and standards set by the EPA.
EPA regulations.
• You will not be charged for repair, replacement,

or adjustment of defective Emissions Related
Parts (defined under section 8.2, What is
Covered).
B.8
8.2 What is Covered • Spark Plugs and Ignition Wires 8.3 Parts Replaced on Regular Maintenance
If the following parts contain an emissions- related • Throttle Air Control By-pass Valve Schedules
• Throttle Body Assembly
defect (an ‘Emissions Related Part’) they will be Parts that should be replaced on a certain
• TWC Air Control Valve
covered by both the Emissions Defect Warranty (set recommended maintenance schedule, remain
out in section 7) and the Emissions Performance • Volume Air Flow Sensor.
under warranty until, (a) the first replacement time
Warranty: Some items and equipment in this list may not that is specified under Service in your Owner’s
• Air and Fuel Feedback Control System and be installed to this vehicle and therefore may not be Guide or, (b) the time or mileage limits of the Federal
Sensor applicable. Defect and Performance Warranties (whichever
• Altitude Compensation System Also covered by the Emissions Defect Warranty and occurs first). Aston Martin maintains a complete list
• Catalytic Converter the Emissions Performance Warranty are all of parts covered by Emissions Warranties. For more
• Cold Start Enrichment System emissions-related bulbs, hoses, clamps, brackets, details about the specific parts covered by the
• Controls for Deceleration tubes, gaskets, seals, belts, connectors, and wiring Emissions Defect Warranty, contact Aston Martin or
• Distributor Assembly harnesses that are used with components in the list Aston Martin Lagonda of North America Inc.1.1
• Electronic Ignition System of parts set out above. Warranty Communications.
• Electronic Engine Control Sensors and Switches 8.4 What is Not Covered
• Exhaust Gas Recirculation (EGR) Valve, Spacer,
Aston Martin may deny you coverage under the
Plate and Associated Parts
Emissions Warranties if your vehicle or a part does
• Exhaust Heat Control Valve
not contain an emissions-related defect or has failed
• Exhaust Manifold and Gasket
due to abuse, neglect, incorrect maintenance,
• Fuel Rail Assembly
unapproved modifications, or it concerns any items
• Fuel Tank
included in section 4 (What is not covered under the
• Fuel Vapour Storage Canister, Liquid Separator
Warranties).
and Associated Controls
• Ignition Coil and / or Control Module
• Intake Manifold

• Malfunction Indicator Lamp (MIL) System
• PCV System and Oil Filler Cap
• Engine Control Module
• Transmission Control Module
• Pulsed Secondary Air Injection Valve / Secondary
Air Injection Pump and Associated Parts
• Spark Control Components
B.9
9 California Emissions Warranties

9.1 Your Warranty Rights and Obligations 9.2 Manufacturer's Warranty Coverage 9.3 Owner's Warranty Responsibilities
This Warranty is applicable if your vehicle is both: For vehicles eligible for coverage under the As the vehicle owner or lessee, you are responsible
a) Registered in California, or other States adopting California Emissions Warranty, if your vehicle is: for the performance of the required maintenance
California emission and warranty regulations.1 a) Three years in service or has mileage of 50,000 listed in the Owner's Guide. Aston Martin
miles (whichever first occurs): recommends that you retain all receipts covering
b) Certified for sale in California as indicated on the
maintenance on your vehicle, but Aston Martin
vehicle emission control information label. • If your vehicle fails a Smog Check inspection, all
Aston Martin and the California Air Resources Board necessary repairs and adjustments will be made cannot deny warranty coverage solely for the lack of
receipts or for your failure to check the performance
are pleased to explain the emission control system by Aston Martin to make sure that your vehicle
of all scheduled maintenance.
Warranty on your Aston Martin vehicle. passes the inspection. This is your Emission
Control System Performance Warranty. You are responsible for presenting your vehicle to an
In California, new motor vehicles must be designed,
• If an emission related part (as defined in section Aston Martin Dealer as soon as a problem exists. The
built, and equipped to meet the State's stringent anti-
9.4) on your vehicle is defective, the part will be warranty repairs should be completed in a
smog standards.
repaired or replaced by Aston Martin. This is your reasonable amount of time, not to exceed 30 days.
Aston Martin must warrant the emission control Short-Term Emission Control System Defects Aston Martin may deny warranty coverage if your
system on your vehicle for the periods of time listed Warranty. vehicle or a part has failed due to abuse, neglect,
under the Manufacturer's Warranty Coverage, improper maintenance, or unapproved
b) Seven years in service or has mileage of 70,000
provided there has been no abuse, neglect, or modifications.
miles (whichever first occurs):
incorrect maintenance of your vehicle.
• If an emission related part (as defined in section If you have any questions regarding your warranty
Your emission control system may include parts such rights and / or responsibilities, or if you want to
9.5) on your vehicle is defective, the part will be
as the fuel injection system, the ignition system, report what you believe to be violations of the terms
repaired or replaced by Aston Martin. This is your
catalytic converter, and the engine computer. Also of this Warranty, you may contact Aston Martin
Long-Term Emission Control System Defects
included may be hoses, belts, connectors, and other Lagonda of North America Inc. After Sales
Warranty.
emissions-related assemblies. Department:
Where a warrantable condition exists, Aston Martin
will repair your vehicle at no cost to you including

Tel: (949) 379 3104
diagnosis, parts, and labor.
or the California Air Resources Board at:
State of California Air Resources Board,

1. Other States adopting California emissions and warranty
regulations: Passenger car & light-duty trucks (up to 8,500 9528 Telstar Avenue,
pounds GVWR) – California, Connecticut, Maine, El Monte,
Massachusetts, New Jersey, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode
Island, Vermont, Washington and any other States that California 91731
adopt the California emissions and warranty regulations
from time to time.
B.10
9.4 What is Covered under the Short Term • Engine Control Module 9.5 What is Covered under the Long Term
Emission Control System Defects Warranty • Transmission Control Module Emission Control System Defects Warranty
• Pulsed Secondary Air Injection Valve / Secondary
The parts in the following list are covered by The parts in the following list are covered by
Air Injection Pump and Associated Parts
Emission Control System Defects Warranties, which Emission Control System Defects Warranties, which
• Spark Control Components
apply to every California model vehicle apply to every California model vehicle
• Spark Plugs and Ignition Wires
manufactured from, and including, 2004. manufactured from, and including, 2004.
• Throttle Air Control Bypass Valve
• Air / Fuel Feedback Control System and Sensor • Throttle Body Assembly • Catalysts - Downpipe and Underfloor
• Altitude Compensation System • TWC Air Control Valve • Camshaft Position Sensor
• Catalysts - Downpipe and Underfloor • Volume Air Flow Sensor. • Carbon Canister
• Camshaft Position Sensor • Exhaust Gas Oxygen Sensors
• Carbon Canister Some items and equipment in this list may not • Exhaust Manifold and Gasket
• Cold Start Enrichment System be installed to this vehicle and therefore may not be • Fuel Delivery Module
• Controls for Deceleration applicable. • Fuel Level Sender
• Distributor Assembly • Fuel Rail Assembly
• Electronic Ignition System • Fuel Tank
• Electronic Engine Control Sensors and Switches • Intake Manifold
• Exhaust Gas Recirculation (EGR) Valve, Spacer, • Engine Control Module
Plate and Associated Parts • Transmission Control Module
• Exhaust Gas Oxygen Sensors • Pulsed Secondary Air Injection Valve / Secondary
• Exhaust Heat Control Valve Air Injection Pump and Associated Parts
• Exhaust Manifold and Gasket • Throttle Body Assembly
• Fuel Filler Cap and Neck Restrictor • Volume Air Flow Sensor.
• Fuel Delivery Module Some items and equipment in this list may not
• Fuel Level Sender be installed to this vehicle and therefore may not be

• Fuel Rail Assembly applicable.
• Fuel Tank
• Fuel Vapour Storage Canister, Liquid Separator
and Associated Controls
• Ignition Coil and / or Control Module
• Intake Manifold
• Malfunction Indicator Lamp (MIL) System
• PCV System and Oil Filler Cap
B.11
10 How do I get Service under the 11 How do I handle Emergency

Emissions Warranties Repairs to make sure they do not The term ‘unavailable or unable to perform the
To get service under your Emissions Warranties, take affect the Emissions Warranties necessary repairs’ means:
your vehicle to any Aston Martin Dealer as soon as Aston Martin strives to make sure that services are • If you have informed Aston Martin of the
possible after it has failed an EPA - approved test or required emergency repairs and either Aston
available to conduct emergency repairs on your
a California Smog Check inspection. You must show Martin or the Aston Martin Emergency Service
vehicle when necessary. However, occasionally,
the Dealer the document that states your vehicle has Aston Martin may not be able to perform emergency roadside assistance service provider is unable to
failed the test. take your vehicle to an accessible authorized
repairs for reasons outside of its control.
The Dealer will decide whether the repair is covered Aston Martin Dealer.
If your vehicle requires an emergency repair on
by the Warranty. If the Dealer cannot make a • If an authorized Dealer is unable to perform the
Emission Related Parts and an Aston Martin Dealer is necessary repairs.
decision with regard to coverage under your ‘unavailable or unable to perform the necessary
Emissions Warranty, the Dealer shall forward the • If an authorized Dealer does not have the
repairs’ (defined below), you may, but only as a last
query to Aston Martin. warranted part required to perform the necessary
resort, procure repairs by someone other than an repairs.
Aston Martin shall procure to make a final decision authorized Aston Martin Dealer (a ‘Third Party’).
within 30 days after you bring your vehicle in for Aston Martin shall only reimburse you if the repairs
If the Dealer or, failing a decision by the Dealer,
repair. (The decision will be made within a shorter are conducted by a Third Party within 30 days from
Aston Martin, determines that such repair is covered
time if the law requires you to have the vehicle the time you first bring your vehicle to the Dealer for
under Warranty, Aston Martin will reimburse you for repairs and the time it is repaired by the Third Party.
repaired more quickly in order to avoid additional the cost of such repairs, including diagnosis.
penalties.) Any repair that is not completed within the 30 day
Make sure that you obtain and take the following to
However, if you request a delay, agree to a delay, or your Aston Martin Dealer within 30 days of the period may (at Aston Martin’s discretion) constitute
if a delay is caused by an event for which neither an emergency and any equivalent replacement part
repairs having been performed: may be used in an emergency situation. If Aston
Aston Martin nor your Aston Martin Dealer is
a) The parts that are replaced, and Martin determines that the repair is covered under
responsible, the deadline for determination does not
have to be met by Aston Martin. b) A receipt for the work. Warranty, Aston Martin will reimburse you for the
repair expenses if:
If a question about Emissions Warranty coverage is
referred to Aston Martin, you will be notified by a) It does not exceed the Aston Martin's suggested
Aston Martin in writing if your claim for Emissions retail price for all warranted parts that are replaced
Warranty coverage is denied. The notice will explain and,
the basis for denying your claim. b) The labor charges do not exceed the Aston
Martin's recommended time allowance for the
Warranty repair and the labor charges are
reasonable and similar to those charged by a repairer
of similar geographical location.
B.12
12 What Replacement Parts should I 13 Preserve Your Emissions 14 Customer Satisfaction

use Warranty If you are not satisfied with any Warranty repairs
Aston Martin recommends that you use genuine If you do not maintain your vehicle correctly, Aston performed by an authorized Aston Martin Dealer
Aston Martin replacement parts. However, when Martin may have the right to deny you coverage and feel that you have a legitimate Warranty
you are having non-Warranty work done on your under any of its Emissions Warranties. concern that is not being addressed to your
vehicle, you may choose to use non-Aston Martin satisfaction, follow the steps recommended below
To have repairs made under the Emissions
parts of equivalent specification. for the best resolution.
Warranties, you may be required to show that you
If you decide to use non-Aston Martin parts, make have followed Aston Martin's instructions on Step 1: Raise your concerns with the authorized
sure that they are equivalent to Aston Martin parts in correctly maintaining and using your vehicle, in Dealer Service Manager.
performance, quality and durability. If you use accordance with the instructions set out in the If you feel it would help clarify any concern, you
replacement parts that are not equivalent to Aston Owner’s Guide. Make sure that you save your should accompany the Service Manager on test drive
Martin parts, your vehicle's emissions control systems service receipts and keep accurate records of any of vehicle to demonstrate your issues and concerns.
may not work as effectively, and you may jeopardize maintenance work performed. Often simply voicing your concerns directly to a
your Emissions Warranty coverage. If you are not satisfied with the handling of a manager or with the trained technician results in a
Warranty matter, you may contact Aston Martin satisfactory repair.
The maintenance, replacement, or repair of
emissions control devices or systems, the cost of Lagonda of North America Inc. If you need more Step 2: If you are still not satisfied, contact
which is not covered by the Warranties, can be information about getting service under the Federal dealership owner or General Manager.
performed by any automotive repair establishment Emissions Performance Warranty, or if you want to Often raising an unresolved issue to a General
or individual using non-Aston Martin parts. report what you believe to be violations of the terms Manger will benefit all involved and bring a focussed
of this Warranty, you may contact: effort from all parties involved.
For vehicles within the Warranty period, Aston
Martin will repair at no cost to the owner, under the Step 3: If you are still not satisfied, bring concerns
Federal Emissions Warranty, covered emission Director Vehicle Program and Compliance Division to Aston Martin Lagonda of North America Inc.
failures caused by correctly installed Aston Martin (6505J), Regional After Sales Manager or Operations
parts or non-Aston Martin parts that have been Environmental Protection Agency, Manager.
‘certified’ by the U.S. Environmental Protection 401 M Street, S.W, All authorized Aston Martin Dealers have the contact

Agency (EPA). Aston Martin is not responsible for the details of the relevant After Sales and Operations
Washington,
cost of repairing any emission failures caused by Managers. Ask for the Aston Martin contact
non-Aston Martin parts that have not been ‘certified’ DC 20460 information and it will be gladly supplied.
by the EPA.
B.13
15 The Better Business Bureau (BBB)

Step 4: If you are still not satisfied, either: Auto Line Program Disputes submitted to the BBB Auto Line Program
a) Seek arbitration (California only) are usually decided within 40 days after you file your
claim with BBB. If you wish to use the program and
All disputes relating to the Warranty or the Extended The Better Business Bureau (BBB) works with
you qualify for participation, you will be required to
Service Contract shall be resolved by binding manufacturers and their customers in an attempt to
arbitration under the Rules of Commercial provide the following information:
reach a mutually acceptable resolution of any
Arbitration of the American Arbitration Association Warranty related concerns. If a Warranty concern • Your name and address
including its Supplementary Procedures for has not been resolved using the three-step • The Vehicle Identification Number (VIN)
Consumer Related Disputes, before a single procedure outlined in Customer Satisfaction (Refer • The make, model and year of your vehicle
arbitrator who shall be bound by the terms of this to ’14 Customer Satisfaction’, page B.13), you may • A description of the problem with your vehicle.
Document. To maintain the highest quality of be eligible to participate in the BBB Auto Line BBB AUTO LINE will also ask you for other
service and for staff training purposes, telephone Program. information that may help resolve your concerns,
calls to Aston Martin may be monitored and / or The BBB Auto Line Program consists of two parts – such as the purchase price of your vehicle, the
recorded. mediation and arbitration. During mediation, a vehicle's current mileage, and copies of repair
b) If your dispute is in the State of California, representative of the BBB will contact both you and orders.
contact the Better Business Bureau (BBB) Aston Martin to explore options for settlement of the Upon receipt of such information, BBB will review
The BBB program is only in effect in the State of claim. If an agreement is not reached during the claim for eligibility under the Program Summary
California, but steps one through three should be mediation and your claim is eligible, you may Guidelines.
followed for quickest result. participate in the arbitration process and the BBB You are required to resort to BBB AUTO LINE before
will schedule an arbitration hearing so that you can exercising rights or seeking remedies under the
As a final step to make sure that your concerns are
present your case in an informal setting before an Federal Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act, 15 U.S.C. §
being fairly considered, Aston Martin has agreed to
impartial person. The arbitrator will consider the 2301 et seq. To the extent permitted by the
participate in a dispute settlement program
testimony provided and make a decision after the applicable State ‘Lemon Law’, you are also required
administered by the BBB, at no cost to the customer.
hearing. to resort to BBB AUTO LINE before exercising any
Refer to section 15 for further details of the BBB.
You are not bound by the decision, but should you rights or seeking remedies under the ‘Lemon Law’. If
choose to accept the BBB Auto Line decision, Aston you choose to seek remedies that are not created by
Martin shall abide by the accepted decision as well the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act or the applicable
and will comply with the decision within a State ‘Lemon Law’, you are not required to first use
reasonable time not to exceed 30 days after the BBB AUTO LINE.
manufacturer receives notice of the consumer’s
acceptance of the decision.
You may reject the BBB Auto Line decision and go
to court but the decision and any findings will be
admissible in any court action
B.14
16 State Warranty Enforcement Laws 17 Aston Martin Extended Service

For more information about BBB AUTO LINE, These State laws (sometimes called ‘lemon laws’) Contract
including current eligibility standards, call 1-800- allow owners to receive a replacement vehicle or a You may purchase an Aston Martin Extended Service
955-5100, visit the BBB website at refund of the purchase price, under certain Contract (ESC) which shall protect your vehicle for
www.lemonlaw.bbb.org, or write to the BBB at: circumstances. The laws vary from State to State. an extended period after the expiry of your New
BBB AUTO LINE, To the extent your State Law allows, Aston Martin Vehicle Limited Warranty.
3033 Wilson Boulevard, requires that you first send us a written notification The ESC provides:
of any defects or non-conformities that you have
Suite 600 Arlington, a) Protection against covered repair costs. (Wear
experienced with your vehicle. This will give us the
VA 22201 items, neglect, force majeure and damage caused by
opportunity to make any necessary repairs before
outside influence are excluded, and shall be left to
you pursue the remedies provided by your State’s
the sole discretion of Aston Martin.).
law.
b) Aston Martin Emergency Assistance roadside
In other States, where not specifically required by
support.
State Law, Aston Martin requests that you send us
written notification to: c) Zero deductible, which means that you will not
pay for covered repairs in the case of a legitimate
National After Sales Manager,
claim.
Aston Martin Lagonda of North America Inc.,
d) 12 or 24 months coverage across the USA and
9920 Irvine Center Drive, Canada.
Irvine CA 92618 Aston Martin offers various ESC products of varying
levels of cover dependent upon the age and mileage
of the vehicle. All vehicles must pass an Aston Martin
multi-point inspection prior to the registration of an
ESC on a vehicle.
Please note that the ESC Terms and Conditions shall

apply. For a full list of the ESC Terms and Conditions,
or if you would like to arrange such cover, talk to
your nearest participating Aston Martin Dealer.
B.15
Owner And Vehicle Details

Name: Registration Plate No.:
Address: VIN No.:
: Engine No.:
: Warranty Start Date:
:
If the vehicle is sold, the benefits of any un-expired portion of the warranties can
Post Code: be transferred to the new owner.
The new owner should complete a ‘tear off’ sheet (next page) and send the new
details to:
Aston Martin Warranty Department
Aston Martin Lagonda Limited
Banbury Road
Gaydon
Signature: Warwick
CV35 0DB
Date:
England
Dealer Stamp
B.16
Owner Warranty Transfer (3) Owner Warranty Transfer (2) Owner Warranty Transfer (1)
VIN No.: VIN No.: VIN No.:
Odometer: Odometer: Odometer:
Date of Purchase: Date of Purchase: Date of Purchase:
Name: Name: Name:
Address: Address: Address:
: : :
: : :
Post Code: Post Code: Post Code:
Telephone No.: Telephone No.: Telephone No.:
Email Address: Email Address: Email Address:
Signature: Signature: Signature:
Date: Date: Date:

B.17
B.18
Owner Warranty Transfer (6) Owner Warranty Transfer (5) Owner Warranty Transfer (4)
VIN No.: VIN No.: VIN No.:
Odometer: Odometer: Odometer:
Date of Purchase: Date of Purchase: Date of Purchase:
Name: Name: Name:
Address: Address: Address:
: : :
: : :
Post Code: Post Code: Post Code:
Telephone No.: Telephone No.: Telephone No.:
Email Address: Email Address: Email Address:
Signature: Signature: Signature:
Date: Date: Date:

B.19
B.20
Aston Martin Assistance

Aston Martin Roadside Assistance .................... C.2
How Does the Plan Work................................ C.2
How Does the Plan Work................................ C.2
Aston Martin Roadside Assistance How Does the Plan Work

In the event of a breakdown caused by a defect The term of the Aston Martin Roadside Assistance The national toll-free assistance telephone number is
covered under the New Vehicle Limited Warranty, scheme runs concurrent with the Aston Martin New shown on your Roadside Assistance Membership
the Aston Martin Roadside Assistance scheme will Vehicle Limited Warranty. The plan does not cover Card and on the label on the drivers side door pillar.
provide the Aston Martin owner with emergency the following: If your Aston Martin vehicle suffers a breakdown
Aston Martin Assistance

roadside assistance at no cost. The scheme also • Rental fleet vehicles whilst driving, call the toll-free number: 1- 888 -
provides the following benefits: • Breakdowns caused by accident, vandalism, 59ASTON (1-888-592-7866). It is available 24 hours
• Exclusive 24-Hour Toll-Free Assistance Line racing or abuse a day.
• 24-Hour Emergency Towing • Additional towing costs for towing to other than It may be helpful to have the relevant telephone
• 24-Hour Roadside Assistance the nearest approved dealer to the breakdown numbers entered into your mobile phone ‘phone
• 24-Hour Emergency Lockout Service (up to US site. book’.
$100 per call out) Expenses for such items as entertainment,
• Sign and Drive Service Have your Aston Martin Roadside Assistance
recreation, and non-essential goods and services are
• 24-Hour Emergency Trip Interruption Benefits Membership Card ready.
excluded from trip interruption benefits.
• 24-Hour Aston Martin Dealer Locator Service Provide the Roadside Assistance Service
• Repaired Vehicle Reunite Service Representative with:
• Assistance Experience Survey Card. • Your name
The Aston Martin Roadside Assistance scheme • The Vehicle Identification Number (VIN), which
benefits provide for towing to the nearest approved is printed on your Roadside Assistance
dealer. Should the vehicle breakdown occur 150 or Membership Card. The VIN is also printed on a
more miles (241 or more km) from the nearest decal on the drivers side dashboard. This decal
approved dealer and 150 or more miles (241 or may be viewed from outside the car by looking in
more km) from the primary residence of the owner through the front windshield.
or operator, the owner or operator is entitled to trip • The vehicle location.
interruption benefits. Trip interruption benefits • Where you are calling from, including a
include lodging and meals for up to 2 nights, and telephone number on which you may be
alternative transportation. Trip interruption benefits contacted.
are limited to a maximum of US $500 per The Roadside Assistance Service Representative will
interruption. work with you to find the best solution to your
concern. Please stay with the vehicle until assistance
arrives.
Further Information
See the separate brochure provided for full details of
the Aston Martin Roadside Assistance scheme. The
terms of the scheme may be changed without
notice.
C.2
Alphabetical Index
A Brakes F
Anti-lock Braking System .............................5.9
Accessory Power Sockets ..............................3.24 Fluid Levels ...................................................11.7
Park Brake ..................................................5.9
Adaptive Damping ........................................5.12 Footbrake .......................................................5.8
Airbags ..........................................................3.13 C Front Passenger Sensing ................................3.16
Front Passenger Sensing ............................3.16 Cabin Storage ...............................................3.23 Front Seat Reset ..........................................11.28
Alarm ..............................................................2.8 Catalytic Converters ......................................5.14 Fuel
Movement Sensor .......................................2.8 Child Locks .....................................................2.5 Catalytic Converters ..................................5.14
Reduced Guard ..........................................2.8 Child Safety ..................................................3.15 Fuel Filling ....................................................5.13
Tilt Sensor ...................................................2.8 Child Seats ....................................................3.21 Fuse Boxes ..................................................11.24
Ambient Temperature ...................................4.16 Climate Control G
Android Auto ..................................................6.8 Automatic Operation ..................................7.4
Anti-lock Braking System .................................5.9 Garage Door Opener ......................................2.9
Controls ......................................................7.2 Operation .................................................2.10
Apple CarPlay .................................................6.6 Manual Operation ......................................7.5
Approach Light ...............................................2.7 Programming ............................................2.10
Operating Tips ............................................7.2
Ashtray and Cigar Lighter ..............................3.24 Reprogramming ........................................2.11
Component Location ......................................1.3 Rolling Code Synchronisation ....................2.11
Audio .............................................................8.1 Controls
Essentials .....................................................8.2 Centre ........................................................4.6 H
Satellite Radio Functions .............................8.8 Information and Warning Symbols ..............4.4 Hands-Free Phone ..........................................9.1
Automatic Lock ...............................................2.6 Instrument Cluster .......................................4.2 Using a Phone .............................................9.3
Automatic Transmission ..................................5.4 Stalk ............................................................4.8 Headlamp ...................................................11.27
Fault Conditions ..........................................5.7 Cruise Control ...............................................4.14 Homesafe .......................................................2.7
Touchtronic Mode ......................................5.6
D I
B
Day Time Running ........................................4.10 Ignition Control ...............................................4.7
Battery Defrosting and Demisting Immobiliser .....................................................2.8
Protection Mode .........................................8.5 Automatic ...................................................7.5 Infotainment
Battery Charge ............................................11.22 Manual .......................................................7.5 Bluetooth Pairing ........................................6.4
Battery Conditioner ....................................11.22 Driving Techniques .........................................5.2 Infotainment Controls .................................6.2
Battery Disposal ..........................................11.21 Dynamic Stability Control .............................5.11 Infotainment Personalisation .......................6.3
Battery Protection Mode .............................11.23 Infotainment System ...................................6.2
Bluetooth Device Management .......................9.3 E
Power Meter ...............................................6.6
Bonnet Release .............................................11.6 Electric Windows ............................................3.7
Tyre Status ..................................................6.5
Boot Lid ..........................................................2.5 Emission Warranty ........................................11.2 Vehicle Status .............................................6.5
Boot Storage .................................................3.22 Emotion Control Unit ......................................2.2
Interior Mirrors ................................................3.5
Brake Disc Check ......................................... A.29 Event Data Recorder .......................................1.4
Brake Pad Bedding-in .................................11.10 External Lamps ............................................11.27
J R T
Jump Start ...................................................11.19 Reading Lamps .............................................3.24 Track Days ......................................................5.2
L Replacement of Airbag Units Record ............ A.33 Traction Control ............................................5.12
Replacement of Seat Belt Pre-tensioners Record .. Trip ..............................................................4.11
Lamps ...........................................................4.10 A.33 Tyre ..............................................................4.12
External ..................................................11.27 Restraints System ............................................3.8 Tyre Sealant Kit ...........................................11.17
Headlamp ...............................................11.27 Reversing Camera .........................................5.15 Tyres ...........................................................11.11
Locking the Vehicle ........................................2.4 Winter ....................................................11.17
Low Outside Temperature Warning ................4.3 S
Safety Defects - Reporting ...............................1.5 U
M
Seat Belts ........................................................3.9 Unlocking the Vehicle .....................................2.3
Maintenance ...................................... 11.1, 11.4 Child ........................................................3.12
Vehicle Lifting ...........................................11.3 V
Seat Controls ..................................................3.2
Maintenance Items Rear folding seats ........................................3.3 Vehicle Battery ...........................................11.20
Battery Conditioner ..................................11.5 Seat Adjustment ..........................................3.2 Vehicle Cleaning .........................................11.29
Tool Kit .....................................................11.5 Seats Vehicle Horn ..................................................4.9
Map Memory Function .......................................3.4 Vehicle Identification ......................................1.4
Browse .....................................................10.6 Service Record ............................................... A.8 Vehicle Key .....................................................2.2
Master Lamp .................................................4.10 Servicing ........................................................ A.4 Vehicle Recovery ........................................11.18
Master Vehicle Lock .......................................2.5 Servicing Precautions ....................................11.3 Vehicle Storage ...........................................11.31
Mirrors Specifications ...................................... 12.1, 12.5 W
Exterior .......................................................3.5 Brakes .......................................................12.4
Interior .......................................................3.5 Wheel Nut Torque ........................................12.4
Bulbs ........................................................12.5
Window Reset ............................................11.27
N Electrics ....................................................12.2
Windscreen Blade Replacement .................11.10
Navigation Engine ......................................................12.2
Fluids and Capacities ................................12.3
Map ..........................................................10.5
Steering ....................................................12.4
Menu ........................................................10.3
Suspension ...............................................12.4
Alphabetical Index
Navigate ...................................................10.3
Transmission .............................................12.2
POI ...........................................................10.6
Tyres .........................................................12.5
Settings .....................................................10.7
Traffic .......................................................10.7 Wheels .....................................................12.4
Sport Mode ....................................................5.6
Navigation Controls ......................................10.2
Starting the Engine ..........................................5.3
Operation .................................................10.2
Steering Wheel ...............................................3.5
P Storage .........................................................3.22
Park Brake ......................................................5.9 Supplemental Restraints System ....................3.13
Parking Assist ................................................5.14
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Aston Martin Owners' Club (AMOC)

Aston Martin Heritage Trust

Warnings, Cautions and Notes Component Location

Vehicle Identification Event Data Recorder

Reporting Safety Defects Health

Selling Dealer Selling Dealer

Delivery Date Delivery Date

Third Owner: Sixth Owner:

Selling Dealer Selling Dealer

Delivery Date Delivery Date

Introduction Emotion Control Unit

undesired operation. lid catch (Refer to ’Trunk Lid’, page 2.5).

Emergency Key Unlocking and Opening

1. Seat and mirror memory function only operates for the

Master Locks Trunk Lid

Approach Light Homesafe

Alarm Reduced Guard Immobilizer

Garage Door Opener

Programming 2. Hold the remote control for the device to be Operation

With the system programmed, press the appropriate

may have a rolling code feature.

Rolling Code Synchronisation To synchronize for a rolling code: Reprogramming

Checks Before Driving Seat Controls

Passenger Seat Seat Head Restraints Rear Folding Seats

Seat Memory Function

1. Driver's seat only.

Steering Wheel Interior Mirrors Exterior Mirrors

1. One movement operation will not work if the anti-trap

1. If a passenger is sitting in the front passenger seat.

The front airbags (A) only deploy in a serious front

Airbag Deployment The whole sequence of events from sensing the

Front Passenger Sensing

Automatic Locking Retractors

1. Rear folding seat option only.

When not in use, the parcel shelf locates in the trunk

Reading Lamps Accessory Sockets

• Driver Information and Warnings

priority is shown by a red or amber triangle above the message display.

• Service Intervals Warning Symbols Low Outside Temperature

Information and Warning Symbols

[12] ABS WARNING: Engine Oil Level Sensing

Centre Stack Controls

Master Lamp Switch

can rapidly change, such as driving between

Tire Pressure Monitoring

Tire Pressure Indicator Malfunction Indicator Operation

Operation Changing the Set Speed Resuming the Set Speed

Driving Safety Driving Techniques

Starting the Engine

Touchtronic Controls Sport Mode

Anti-lock Braking System Park Brake

Dynamic Stability Control

Catalytic Converters Parking Assist

Infotainment Controls Infotainment System

Turn the joystick to access different menus. Press the

1. Bluetooth® devices will be referred to as ‘phone’ or

1. Dependant on phone model and software.