The Aston Martin DB4 is an automobile presented by the British manufacturer Aston Martin in 1958. The initials "DB", identifying the model, refer to the name of the owner of the mark David Brown.

It is the symbol of renewal for the brand and created the rewarding image that has made its success today. It is also the first car produced in the Newport Pagnell factory.

The line of the DB4 owes much to the use of the "Superleggera" technique developed by the Carrozzeria Touring of Milan. It is a body composed of aluminum panels welded to each other and resting on a tubular frame; this type of structure allows a lightness of the whole and an aesthetic delicacy.