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For Aston Martin Owners, the Combustion Era Holds Until 2033

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The Aston Martin logo on an Aston Martin I don't know the model of.
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Aston Martin's first all-electric car will not arrive before 2033. Until then, the British marque stays with the gasoline-powered cars it has always built. For American owners and collectors, from Palm Beach to Aspen, that means the engine note they bought into stays part of the brand for years yet. The company is putting its effort where its strength already lies.

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With reporting from Car and Driver.

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