Aston Martin DB4 Coupe - Series IV (1961 to 1962)

In 1961, Aston Martin debuted the fourth evolution of the DB4 Base Model. Known as the Series IV, this new evolution was mainly offered in coupe body style, although a much rarer Series IV Convertible was also introduced. Although still powered by the established 240hp 3.7L inline six engine, optional triple carburetors became available (only 5 examples are known to have left the factory with this option). For Series IV cars, the previously optional oil cooler became standard, and visible changes included a lowered air scoop on the hood as well as a new barred front grill. Just 185 examples of the Aston Martin DB4 Coupe - Series IV were produced before production shifted onto the new Series V in 1962. Like the Series IV, these new cars were available as a Series V Coupe or a Series V Convertible.