For children who are already experienced with karting, the DB5 Vantage Junior model doubles the output to 13.4 hp, increasing the speed to an unconfirmed level. The Vantage version gets a fourth mode to trigger the additional power and top speed, activated by a hidden ‘missile’ switch. This model also receives a limited-slip differential, a carbon fiber body, and a second battery, doubling the range up to 20 to 40 miles.With only 1,059 available, the DB5 Juniors will be allocated first to the owners of original DB5 models with a matching chassis number. Owners can even match their real car with Aston Martin’s full contemporary palette. Production will start in 2021 with prices starting at £35,000 (around $46,000) for the DB5 Junior and £45,000 (around $59,000) for the DB5 Vantage. Deliveries begin worldwide over the next two years.
Source: carbuzz.com
