![The 19 DB4GT Zagato Continuation models will hark back to the ’60s originals Classic & Sports Car – DB4GT Zagato joins the ‘continuation’ gang](/sites/default/files/styles/article/public/2018-09/classic_and_sports_car_DB4-GT-Zagato-Continuation_03.png?itok=2DAcbJCT)
Aston Martin is to produce a limited run of 'new’ DB4GT Zagato Continuations – but you’ll only be able to buy one as part of a pair with the new DBS GT Zagato.
The DBZ Centenary Collection, as it is known, will be released next year to coincide with the 100-year anniversary of long-term Aston Martin collaborator Zagato’s birth.
Each of the 19 pairs will cost £6 million, with the first batch of DB4GT Zagato Continuation models expected to arrive towards the end of 2019, and the DBS GT Zagato following in late 2020.
![Original DB4GT Zagatos now command huge prices; this one went for £10m-plus in 2015 Classic & Sports Car – DB4GT Zagato joins the ‘continuation’ gang](/sites/default/files/2018-09/classic_and_sports_car_DB4-GT-Zagato-RM.png)
Original DB4GT Zagatos now command huge prices; this one went for £10m-plus in 2015
As with most other continuation models, the DB4GT Zagato will be a track-only car – possibly appropriately, given that it was through racing that the originals built their formidable reputation.
And in a further nod to the past, the Continuation model will be built at Aston Martin Works in Newport Pagnell – the original home of the DB4; the DBS GT Zagato, meanwhile, will be produced at Aston Martin’s headquarters in Gaydon.