When most people think of Aston Martin, they think of James Bond in a sleek silver sports car zipping through the tight and winding streets of an international city in pursuit of a bad guy. While that’s certainly part of the luxury automaker’s mythology, the modern Aston Martin Lagonda (the corporate name) is about much more than how to make a martini (shaken, not stirred), and the company has managed to broaden its high-end appeal thanks to a popular SUV known as the DBX.

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Aston Martin DBX707, a five-seat performance SUV launched a little more than three years ago, was recently updated, and Observer traveled to Napa, Calif. earlier this month to get a taste of the impressive 687-horsepower beast. After spending the afternoon wheeling a bright orange 2025 Aston Martin DBX707 along the Pacific Coast Highway and winding roads through gorgeous wineries, it’s........

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