Aston Martin could be bought by Canadian billionaire, report says

Aston Martin DBX nice 19 web.jpg — Aston Martin's DBX SUV is expected to help give a boost to the automaker's profits.

December 05, 2019 02:26 PM

LONDON -- Canadian billionaire and Formula One team owner Lawrence Stroll has formed a consortium to take control of U.K. sports-car maker Aston Martin, a British magazine reported.

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