Fontainebleau Las Vegas Debuts Exclusive Aston Martin Collection for Formula 1 Fans

Fontainebleau Las Vegas, the Strip’s newest luxury resort and casino, is set to make history in November as it debuts the exclusive Aston Martin British Bloodline experience, a premier event coinciding with Race Week 2024. This highly curated collection of current and rare vintage performance cars will showcase the iconic style and unmatched intensity of the British ultra-luxury brand against the thrilling backdrop of the Formula 1 Heineken Silver Las Vegas Grand Prix.

From November 1 through 24, over 20 legendary Aston Martin models will be displayed throughout the resort’s curated spaces, bringing fans closer than ever to the bespoke craftsmanship and advanced technology that define one of the world’s most prestigious automotive marques.

Guests at Fontainebleau Las Vegas will have the opportunity to admire a stunning array of Aston Martin’s finest vehicles. Among the featured cars are the full lineup of the brand's next-generation sportscars, including the return of the iconic Vanquish, the V12 flagship, the recently launched Vantage sportscar, the world’s first Super Tourer DB12, and the high-performance DBX707 SUV, boasting a striking new interior design.

In addition to these modern marvels, the AMR24 Formula 1® challenger will also be on display, offering a thrilling nod to Aston Martin’s ongoing presence in Formula 1 racing. As part of the celebration of Aston Martin’s 60-year association with the James Bond franchise, the event will showcase a DB5 stunt car from the 007 film ‘No Time To Die.'

Highlighting the brand’s 111-year legacy, Fontainebleau Las Vegas will also feature a vintage collection of rare Aston Martin vehicles, powered by Hagerty, a specialty automotive enthusiast brand. Each car in this collection represents a significant chapter in automotive history, with highlights including the 1952 DB2, the 1957 DB2/4 MKIII, the 1960 DB4, and the 1963 DB4 SS Convertible. Rare models such as the 1963 DB4GT, the 1968 DBS, and the 1970 DB6 MKII will also be part of this historic display. The iconic 1965 DB5, introduced in the James Bond classic ‘Goldfinger' 60 years ago, completes the collection.