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Aston Martin Lagonda S2 Black Cult Models 1:18

Aston Martin Lagonda S2 Black Cult Models 1:18
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Specifications
Car Brand
Aston Martin
Model Manufacturer
Cult Models
Scale
1:18
Material
Diecast
Model Condition
New Model
SKU
CML014-6
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About the Aston Martin Lagonda S2 Black Cult Models 1:18

TL;DR: Cult Models' 1:18 diecast Aston Martin Lagonda Series 2 reproduces the 1976 wedge saloon in black, capturing William Towns' razor-edged styling. Famous for pioneering digital instrumentation, the Lagonda gives a British marque shelf its boldest and most design-led statement of the decade.

No other Aston Martin saloon looks remotely like the Lagonda, and that singularity is exactly why a diecast of it earns a place in a serious collection rather than a passing one.

Casting a Wedge That Rewrote Aston's Silhouette

William Towns drew the Lagonda with flat panels and sharp creases at a time when most luxury saloons still favoured curves, and reproducing that at 1:18 is largely a test of straight lines and crisp shut lines rather than sculpted surfacing. In black, the wedge profile reads as pure geometry, low nose, long flat bonnet, and a near-vertical tail that still looks unlike anything else from Newport Pagnell. The diecast weight suits the car's size well, giving the long body real presence on a shelf, and the flush glazing and slim chrome trim need to stay crisp for the design to read correctly rather than blocky. This is a model where straight edges matter more than curves, and getting them right is the whole job.

The Car That Put a Digital Dashboard in a British Saloon

The Lagonda's cabin was as radical as its exterior, with early digital and CRT-style instrumentation years before such systems became common, and that ambition, alongside its striking shape, made it one of the defining British design statements of the late 1970s. It never sold in large numbers, which makes an accurate replica genuinely useful for collectors who want to represent Aston's more experimental side rather than just its familiar sports cars. Placed beside period Aston coupés, this saloon supplies the contrast piece that shows how far the marque was willing to push design in that decade.

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