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Fernando Alonso joins the celebration as HHA Aston Martin delivers power-driven DBX 707

Fernando Alonso joins the celebration as HHA Aston Martin delivers power-driven DBX 707

Luxury car enthusiasts in Saudi Arabia have eagerly awaited the delivery of their pre-booked Aston Martin DBX 707 models, the world’s most powerful SUVs, which have now been mostly filled by the Saudi Aston Martin distributor, Haji Husein Alireza & Co. Ltd.
A special DBX 707 delivery event was celebrated in the Aston Martin showroom in Alkhobar, where one lucky customer was handed the keys to his coveted British supercar by none other than Aston Martin’s world-renowned and former Formula One champion driver Fernando Alonso.

Joining the festivities were executives from the main Aston Martin Racing partner, Aramco, as well as Haji Husein Alireza & Co. Managing Director Ali Alireza and Saudi Arabian rowing champion and Olympian Husein Alireza, who is also Aston Martin’s goodwill ambassador in the Middle East.

Aston Martin’s latest unveiling of the DBX 707 has dominated the luxury SUV market in 2023. Boasting unrivaled power, speed and a unique blend of performance, driving dynamics, design and luxury, this SUV sets a new standard that no other vehicle can match today. With the ability to reach incredible speeds, handle with precision and provide unparalleled comfort and style, the DBX 707 is truly in a league of its own. Powered by a 4.0-liter dual-turbocharged V8 engine with 697 horsepower, the DBX 707 can accelerate from zero to 62 mph in 3.3 seconds.

During the car delivery ceremony, Ali said: “The DBX 707 is the best high-performance luxury sports utility vehicle in the world. We are delighted today on this occasion to deliver it to its new owner in the presence of the Spanish Formula One racing legend, Fernando Alonso, and to share this joyous moment with him.”
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