2021 Aston Martin DBX

2021 Aston Martin DBX — Mansory Wide Body

The DBX marked a pivotal moment for Aston Martin: its first SUV, engineered to carry the brand’s grand touring identity into a more versatile form. This 2021 example builds on that foundation with a professionally installed Mansory wide-body conversion, giving the DBX a more aggressive stance while retaining its underlying luxury and performance intent. With a factory MSRP near $195,000 before modifications, it represents a heavily optioned and visually distinctive take on Aston Martin’s modern flagship SUV.

Power comes from a 4.0-liter twin-turbocharged V8 producing 542 horsepower and 516 lb-ft of torque, paired with a 9-speed automatic transmission and all-wheel drive. The result is effortless acceleration and confident traction in all conditions, with published performance figures placing 0–60 mph at approximately 4.3 seconds and a top speed around 181 mph. This example is further equipped with a Quicksilver exhaust, adding a sharper edge to the DBX’s already authoritative V8 character without altering its refined cruising ability.

The Mansory wide-body kit fundamentally reshapes the DBX’s profile, emphasizing width and visual drama while remaining cohesive with Aston Martin’s design language. Carbon fiber detailing highlights the front splitter, side skirts, and rear diffuser, reinforcing the performance-focused aesthetic. Forged ARNKY wheels fill the arches with purpose, and red brake calipers provide a subtle but deliberate contrast. The overall effect is unmistakably extroverted, setting this DBX apart from standard production examples.

Inside, the DBX maintains its driver-focused layout and five-passenger usability, elevated by extensive factory options. Interior carbon fiber trim is paired with contrast and red stitching, lending visual depth without overwhelming the cabin. The 16-way power front seats with memory are heated and ventilated, as are the rear seats, supporting both comfort and long-distance usability. The Indulgence and Convenience Pack adds further refinement, while features such as acoustic privacy glass for the rear and a panoramic glass sunroof reinforce the DBX’s dual role as performance vehicle and luxury daily driver.

This example is offered with a clean Carfax and clean title. Factory equipment includes advanced driver-assistance and convenience features such as surround-view camera, blind-spot monitoring, auto park assist, navigation, premium Aston Martin audio, power tailgate with gesture control, and a touchpad controller interface. The Mansory wide-body conversion is described as professionally installed, complementing the DBX’s already substantial factory specification.

Key Highlights

• Mansory Wide-Body Conversion 

• Carbon fiber aero elements including front splitter, side skirts, and rear diffuser

• Forged ARNKY wheels 

• Quicksilver exhaust system

For the buyer drawn to the idea of an exotic SUV that still feels authentically Aston Martin—but wants something far rarer and more visually assertive than stock—this Mansory wide-body DBX occupies a narrow and compelling niche. It blends supercar-adjacent performance, everyday usability, and bespoke presence in a way few modern SUVs attempt, let alone achieve. Depending on your state or location, the selling dealer may be required to collect applicable sales tax at the time of purchase. Please check with your local DMV or tax authority for guidance specific to your jurisdiction.