"Vanquish Zagato" is a single listing standing in for four separate, individually-limited coachbuilt body styles Aston Martin built with the Milanese design house Zagato on the Vanquish S mechanical platform: a Coupe (announced 2016, first deliveries early 2017), a Volante convertible (debuted at Pebble Beach in August 2016, delivered from 2018), a roofless Speedster (unveiled at Pebble Beach in August 2017, delivered from 2018), and a Shooting Brake wagon (announced August 2017, delivered 2018-2019). Aston Martin's own announcement describes the four as completing a "quartet" -- they're related, similarly-powered cars in visually distinct, separately-capped bodies, not one uniform special edition, and this listing necessarily simplifies that into a single taxonomy entry.
All four share the same naturally aspirated V12 and 8-speed Touchtronic III automatic as the contemporary Vanquish S. Chassis dimensions and curb weight specific to any of the four bodies were not found in this research and are deliberately left unmodeled here rather than assumed identical to the Vanquish S coupe's own figures.
Four distinct body styles, each capped separately: 99 Coupes, 99 Volantes, 99 Shooting Brakes, and just 28 Speedsters, per Aston Martin's own August 2017 announcement. This listing groups all four under a single "Vanquish Zagato" entry, but they're mechanically similar cars in visually distinct, separately-limited bodies rather than one uniform model.
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