Aston Martin unveils six bespoke Vantage coupes inspired by Mexico

Aston Martin has unveiled six new limited-edition Vantage coupes dedicated to Mexico.

Dubbed the Mex’Uk Series, the collection comprises cars inspired by the culture of the Wixárika, an indigenous people in the country.

Each of these six cars is different.

But, that bespoke attitude to this wonderful range provides the only bad news we’ve got for you.

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All six cars are based on the 2026 Aston Martin Vantage.

Each car is named after a different animal and a different color, and each animal and color is a key element of the culture.

Two of these cars are red, named after the falcon and the fox, respectively, but with different interior options.

Then you’ve got the blue deer version with blue exterior and and interior, the gray wolf variant with silver paint and red interior, and the green snake with green paint and interior and lastly the white scorpion with white paint and green interior.

Aston Martin used Wixárika names for all six: Blue Maxa, Gray Rawe, Crimson Cauxai, Green Xaye, White Terika and Red Hukuri.

The icing on the cake is that all six Vantage coupes feature the Mexican flag painted on the Aston’s logo.

Part of the reason why Aston built these limited-edition Vantage models, aside from the obvious tribute to the country of Mexico, is to showcase what Q can do.

Q is to Aston Martin what Mulliner is to Bentley, an in-house coachbuilder and design specialist.

The price tag wasn’t revealed, but we suspect the Mex’Uk Series Astons might be a little bit more expensive than ‘regular’ Vantage, which has an MSRP of around $200,000.

It doesn’t really matter anyway because – here comes the bad news – these cars are no longer for sale.

They were all built on commission, which means they’re all spoken for, and Aston isn’t planning an encore for this series.

Still, they’re gorgeous to look at, even if we can only dream of owning one.