How does the predecessor of Vanquish compare with it?

For me, the driving experience is everything and the interior is just what I want. The position and visibility are perfect for spirited driving.

I think it's spot on. It is the best of both worlds when it comes to luxury and sportiness. It may not be trying to be a spaceship like some rivals.

It's a mixed bag. However, the leather and stitching are beautiful, and the plastics feel out of place in a car that costs this much.

The car is fine on the inside, but it’s the weakest part of the car. To compete with Bentley and Rolls, Aston needs to step up its game.

The craftsmanship is amazing, but the ergonomics are lacking. Others are not as intuitive as they should be.

It's good, but not great. At the price, I was expecting something more revolutionary. It’s a step up from the DB11 but not a leap.

Absolutely worth it. The level of detail is insane, and the customization options allow you to build a highly customized interior.

Gorgeous, but not quite there. However, the infotainment system is a generation behind some competitors, but the materials are top notch.

The old Vanquish is ancient compared to the new one. It was a necessary evolution to keep Aston in the supercar world.

They are both great in their own right. The new one is more of a track weapon in a tux, the old one was the ultimate gentleman's express.

It’s leagues ahead tech and performance wise, but I can’t help but feel that it’s lost some of that quintessential Aston Martin elegance in the process.

Apples and oranges. The new Vanquish is trying to reach a different market. It's more a Ferrari rival than a traditional Aston GT car.

Massive improvement in every single way. But the old Vanquish was beautiful and dated. This one, actually, can compete with modern supercars.

The previous gen honestly is my preferred. It feels like the new one has tried too hard to be a supercar rather than a grand tourer. That Aston charm was lost.