The 2011 Virage sits between the DB9 and DBS, with its own headlights, adaptive damping and carbon-ceramic brakes. It is unrelated to the 1980s V8 Virage. Confirm the 2011–2012 build specification, inspect carbon-ceramic discs and review completion of applicable pedal, seat-heater and transmission campaigns.
Engines and variants
Engines: 5.9-litre naturally aspirated V12.
Key variants: Coupé.
Best use cases
- Road touring and collection use with model-specific support
Strengths
- The 2011 Virage sits between the DB9 and DBS, with its own headlights, adaptive damping and carbon-ceramic brakes. It is unrelated to the 1980s V8 Virage.
- Coupé body with 5.9-litre naturally aspirated v12
What to watch
- Confirm the 2011–2012 build specification, inspect carbon-ceramic discs and review completion of applicable pedal, seat-heater and transmission campaigns.
- Confirm the vehicle’s factory build record, market and current VIN campaign status; catalogue years alone do not establish applicability.
Sources and research
The sources below were checked on the dates shown. They support what this page says about the car. They do not show how often a fault occurs, or the condition of one particular vehicle. Where a build year, production total or service figure is still uncertain, confirm it against the factory record and the VIN.
- Virage specification and model history — Aston Martin. Checked .
Frequently asked questions
Which version does this guide cover?
Aston Martin Virage, 2011-2012, Coupé. The 2011 Virage sits between the DB9 and DBS, with its own headlights, adaptive damping and carbon-ceramic brakes. It is unrelated to the 1980s V8 Virage.
Can I use the model family’s workshop procedures?
Only when the procedure expressly covers this exact vehicle, year and equipment. A parent-page link is not confirmation of mechanical or campaign applicability.
