First Complete Aston Martin one-77 Concept Set for World Debut

it looks like something ate a DB9

haha.. ate DB9.. funny XD

The craftmanship looks amazing and I still hold true to my first impression that this is probably the best looking car I've ever seen. However, I've always been about performance before looks (not in women though. On second thought, oh nm). With that said, it's 7.3 V-12 and a hefty... excuse me... ridiculously high price tag are nothing short of an eyebrow raiser, but enough small talk, I want to see what it can do. The way Aston Martin is describing it, they're putting a lot on the line and I don't think they'd risk their reputation as such. I mean we're not talkin really expensive Bently/Royce here... I hope.

all the aston have been spoken for but no one has actually put a depoist down, so frankly they haven't sold one yet. But really this car aint worth $80 000 let alone 1 millon plus.

I totally agree with you that the DBS is by far the best looking Aston on the road. This is a disaster.

100% agreed on that.

haha thought i was alone on that. I get the feeling eventually we will learn to love it but im not keen on it at this moment in time

Well put.

Exactly, which allows for an astronomical price tag. From an engineering standpoint, not viable to carry that price. Its all down to the badge and exclusivity. Aston has put themselves in a position where the buyers of this car will be put off to find the next Vanquish stealing its technology. Learn from Mercedes - SLR to Gullwing, where I can see Aston switching from DBs back to V-cars. (Virage, Vantage etc.) The Veyron took a lifetime to develop,this? Just from a race car and beefed up auto transmission. I love Astons, but i'm afraid, this is a rip-off

@Madaboutcars: The reason why I don't think it's a rip off I because you don't buy for the engineering. There's no denying that there is some great work under the hood, but I agree with you when You say that it's not worth that much. I think the price is too high in any case, but the sheer look of the car really makes it so desireable. It's like the Reventon. It's really nothing too different from the LP640, with a couple of modifications here and there. But it looks like the offspring of Batman's Tumbler and a F22 Raptor or whatever. Thus the equally eccentric price tag. I wouldn't even want it because of the exclusivity, I want it because it looks so good. There are definitely 77 people who will want it, and eventually it will sell out. But from a value standpoint, you're absolutely right.

Have no worries, they will, it will be called Vanquish or something rather.