The concept 2012 Aston Martin Lagonda crossover’s styling has been fettled somewhat by AML design pencil-in-chief Marek Reichman, and CAR understands that the 4×4 will be derived from the new Mercedes M-class out later in 2011.There will in fact be two different Lagonda crossovers – an emphatically sporty one with 21in wheels and a low-riding chassis, and an Audi Allroad-type vehicle that might attract the odd Range Rover customer.
The third potential offering? A luxury sedan not unlike the original 2012 Aston Martin Lagonda four-door from decades ago. CAR reports that, like Aston’s smaller Cygnet, the Lagonda sedan would combine traditional luxury amenities with “advanced packaging and a sophisticated drivetrain.”
