Two reports review the Aston Martin DB12 S, a high-end grand tourer offered in both coupe and open-top convertible configurations. The reviews describe the DB12 S as a “halo” model and place emphasis on how it drives, noting that it delivers an increase in horsepower while still feeling “more natural” to drive compared with expectations for a performance-focused upgrade. One outlet frames the car as targeting long-distance comfort and style, presenting it as an experience-oriented super tourer rather than a purely track-focused vehicle. The coverage also repeats the model’s pricing context, citing a starting price around £205,000. Both summaries stress the availability of the two body styles and focus on the overall driving feel, suggesting the manufacturer’s changes aim to balance extra performance with refined control. While the articles are reviews rather than breaking news, they converge on the same core points: the DB12 S’s positioning, the horsepower boost, the coupe/convertible lineup, and the reported price.