The 1957 Geneva Show was used as the platform for the launch of the Aston Martin DB Mark III. It was a sports car that was also referred to as the Mark III. Prior to the London Motor Show, which was held in October 1957, the car was only available for export.
Aston Martin was founded in the year 1913 and did not take much time to get in the list of some of the most respected sporting car makers of the world. The company not only built sports and race cars but also built some stylish street cars. The 1934 Aston Martin 15/98 arrived in the market in 1936 with an aim to diversify the company’s product line.
The 1934 model was made available as a large Saloon or Tourer and as a sports car with short-chassis. The Saloon was not as desirable as some of the other Aston Martin models but was very stylish and had an elegant look. However, the body of the car was heavier as its mechanicals were not given enough time to develop.
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