2023 DBS Safety
High-end sports cars like the DBS are often precluded from crash-testing by local authorities and the same applies here, so no official crash-rating exists for Aston's latest grand tourer.
2023 DBS Key Safety Features
Along with eight airbags - including curtain airbags for both rows - the DBS has other safety essentials such as tire pressure monitoring, ABS/EBD braking, and electronic stability control.
The list of driver aids isn't a long one, with commonplace features like blind-spot monitoring and lane departure warning not available at all. However, the Aston does have a 360-degree camera system, front/rear parking sensors, and parking assistance.
| Aston Martin DBS Trims | Coupe |
|---|---|
| Back-Up Camera | S |
| Cross-Traffic Alert | N/A |
| Rear Parking Aid | N/A |
| Blind Spot Monitor | S |
| Lane Departure Warning | N/A |
| Lane Keeping Assist | N/A |
| ABS | S |
| Night Vision | N/A |
| Tire Pressure Monitor | S |
| Brake Assist | S |
| Stability Control | S |
| Traction Control | S |
2023 DBS Reliability
The Aston Martin DBS has been subjected to one recall back in 2020 for front seat airbag fasteners that may come loose, but no further recalls have been noted.
A three-year/unlimited-mile limited warranty (which includes the powertrain) comes as standard on the new DBS Superleggera, although complimentary maintenance isn't part of the offering. A ten-year/unlimited-mile anti-perforation warranty is inclusive.
Warranty
| Basic | Drivetrain | Corrosion |
|---|---|---|
| 3 Years / Unlimited Miles | 3 Years / Unlimited Miles | 10 Years / Unlimited Miles |