De Telegraaf reported, British companies are interested in the machine manufactured by Toyota, specifically used in the Lexus LFA, the V10 with a capacity of 4.8 liters.
Aston Martin has not publicly expressed his intention to Toyota. In contrast, Toyota has not given any response. Previous two brands have collaborated, bought Aston iQ body changed its name to the Cygnet is marketed in the UK and mainland Europe.
Akio Toyoda (Toyota CEO) and Ulrich Bez (CEO of Aston Martin) had met last year in a relaxed atmosphere, both race cars were tested respectively. At that time they also exchanged mounts, Toyoda driving the Aston Martin and Bez drove Gazoo Racing Lexus LFA.
Reportedly, the racing team had both brands sharing space garage on a 24-hour endurance race at the Nurburgring. "The head of another meeting on the golf course, while we were both racing on the circuit. Due is not surprising if we plan to build a car together," Bez joked at the time.
