Aston Martin celebrates 100 years of sports Car production Starting from the Classic to the latest show

Aston Martin is the leading brand in Europe, and to mark the company's centenary Gaydon HQ on January 15 held a ceremony.

A plaque will commemorate the occasion when the car's oldest surviving marque, A3, follow one of the newest creations, the all-new Vanquish.

This event marks the beginning of the year celebration, roomates be topped by a week-long festival of all things Aston Martin from July 15 to 21 which will include a 100-car concours featured some of the most iconic models.

With the help of the Aston Martin Heritage Trust and the club owners, the 1000 Aston Martins are expected to attend the event, making it the largest gathering of world-class car.

Other plans are a variety of tours through the UK and Europe, plus the U.S. trip that concludes at Pebble Beach Concours d Elegance '.

Originally created by Lionel Martin and Robert Bamford, and called Bamford & Martin, the company then called Aston Martin to acknowledge the success of this Bamford Hill Climb Aston Clinton in Buckinghamshire.

In the first 90 years the company built fewer than 15,000 cars Includes bodied two-seater open sports special pre-war years and the machine as DB2 / 4,, DB4 DB5, DB6 and DBS.

The V8 Vantage and Virage will lead to the modern era including DB7 car and beat the original.

The company also celebrated a decade in Gaydon, for roomates had produced 45 000 cars under the command of CEO Dr Ulrich Bez.