The driving seat in the Aston Martin DBX is not borrowed from an SUV; it is reverse‑engineered from a supercar. Instead of starting with a tall, lounge‑like posture and padding it into comfort, engineers locked in a low‑slung, performance‑oriented geometry and then lifted it just enough to clear real‑world roads.That choice begins with biomechanics. Hip‑to‑heel angle, steering‑wheel reach and rake...More