The Dreadnought has been revealed as Aston Martin’s take on a high-performance, military-style off-roader.

 

Designed for the new Call of Duty videogame but revealed as a full-sized physical model in New York, the Dreadnought is named for a revolutionary British warship from the early 20th century - which tallies with its hulking, functional design and battle-ready conception.

 

The V12 brawler makes nods to historic icons like the original V8 Vantage, such as its grille-mounted foglights and swept rear end, but the Dreadnought otherwise departs radically from Aston convention with chunky body cladding, towing eyes and knobbly tyres among its more utilitarian features.

 

Aston Martin has revealed the Dreadnought as its take on a mad military 4x4 – and it's powered by a V12 ?? https://t.co/K5Z3cFOCLo pic.twitter.com/v7HE11I1KD

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