Aston Martin has some great line-up for this year's Geneva Motor Show from the astonishing Vanquish S Volante to the new and unusual AM-RM 001 hypercar. A unique DB11 also joins the roster for Aston Martin with its outstanding brash blue paint job. The unique DB11 is the latest work of Q by Aston Martin.

If Q by Aston Martin sounds familiar, it is because the name comes from the Q branch in James Bond. Apparently, the latest tagline exhibit a beauty worthy of a James Bond movie. The company's bespoke personalization service revealed an eye-catching Safire blue DB11. Well, pretty much everything is done in blue. The exterior and interior painting are blue, and even the wheels are painted blue. But, its upper and lower cabin areas are covered with obsidian black leather to give it a stylish and contrast look.

According to this source, the unique DB11 was also forged with numerous carbon fiber details including a splitter, side sills, rear diffuser side strakes, hood strakes, and door mirror. Pretty slick for someone who is obsessed with blue. But, the unique DB11 is not only for those who are super obsessed with blue. Q by Aston Martin is offering a new commission service that allows customers to build their customized bespoke car.

"The only limit is your imagination - every new commission starts with a blank sheet of paper," according to Q's General Manager, Dr. Matthew Bennett. He also added that "ultra-limited run series with features and design elements that are distinct to their regions and customers" are part of their recent concept.

Marek Reichman, Aston Martin Design Boss, shared his thoughts regarding the new commission service of the company. He said "fulfilling a creative need - we're experts providing a consultation, like a Savile Row tailor or a yacht builder. Regarding material choices we now have so many materials that show patina as customers want that sense of age and history. For us, that's beautiful."

So, what is will your dream car be? Share it in the comment section below.

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