Almost all of Mercedes-V8 AMG's vehicles will be absent from the forthcoming 2022 model year due to supply constraints and other external considerations. Aston Martin, which employs Mercedes-AMG V8s across its model portfolio, will be unaffected by this circumstance.
A V8-powered car is more difficult to acquire and purchase in 2021 than it has ever been. Automakers are under pressure as a result of tougher pollution standards, rising fuel costs, and now supply bottlenecks.
Mercedes-AMG announced that outside of the Maybach G-Wagon range, you would not be able to purchase a Mercedes-AMG powered by a V8 for the 2022 model year.
If you want a Mercedes-AMG V8, just buy a new Aston Martin with a V8 engine. Aston Martin produced about 2500 V8-powered automobiles powered by the Mercedes-AMG V8, thus there aren't a lot of engines to go around. This consistency in Aston Martin's range is crucial to the luxury brand's capacity to develop even in difficult times.