On the day of July11 2023, Gaydon, UK, It is the time of Celebrating
the 110th Anniversary Reveal of Valour limited 110 only by of Aston Martin– a spectacular,
ultra-exclusive V12-engined, special edition front-engine manual transmission sports
cars with limited edition to just 110
cars around the earth. If you are unique Car Collector then, this is the best
time to buy limited machine.
It has magnificent throwback and
contemporary masterpiece, Valour is the best combination of Aston Martin past
and present and the specially made for that kind of drivers who loves traditionally
driving skills like me.
Valour’s bloodline is second-to-none.
Inspired by the original V8 Vantage and magnificent Vantage-based RHAM/1
‘Muncher’ Le Mans racer from 1980, it boasts the unbridled brawn so typical of
Aston Martin’s ultimate sports cars.
The
only front-engined V12 produces 715PS/753Nm power, twin-turbocharged 5.2-litre
V12 to a bespoke six-speed manual transmission
sports car produces
available with a manual transmission, its purist approach is unique in 2023 and
a thrilling tribute to a golden era of driving.
Simon Newton, Aston Martin’s Director of
Vehicle Performance, said: “Inspired by the iconic, muscle cars from our past,
we have endowed Valour with an abundance of power and torque, while using
modern technology and engineering to make that performance more exploitable and
enjoyable. A big part of honoring that driver-pleasing character was mating our fabulous V12 engine to a manual
transmission.
It was a unique part of the brief and the end result is something truly
unforgettable; a state-of-the-art driver’s car that thrives on being pushed to
its limits and has the true heart and soul of a timeless analogue
classic’.
Those immense performance capabilities and
intense driving characteristics are vividly expressed in Valour’s broad stance
and highly developed physique. Made entirely from carbon fibre the bodywork marries
Aston Martin’s contemporary design language with instantly recognizable cues
from the iconic 1970s V8 Vantage. The result is bold and unmistakable from any
angle.
The clamshell bonnet features a large ‘horse
shoe’ vent and twin NACA ducts to provide ample ventilation for the
twin-turbocharged V12 that sits beneath. Aston Martin’s iconic grille shape has
been evolved to enhance both form and function. Its central section is defined
by aluminum strakes, while large carbon fibre intakes on either side feed the
engine and brakes with cool air. They
also frame the classically inspired round LED headlights, unique to Valour and
which sit beneath rakish eyebrow-like grille with menacing effect.
Valour’s Driving Modes – Sport, Sport+ and
Track – have also been tuned to offer meticulously judged throttle response,
torque management and sound character
With standard-fit Carbon Ceramic Brakes,
Valour has ample stopping power courtesy of front discs measuring 410mm x 38mm
and gripped by 6-piston calipers. At the rear 360mm x 32mm discs are paired
with 4-piston calipers. Offering increased braking performance and a
significant 23kg reduction in un-sprung mass versus steel brakes, these CCB
discs are engineered to resist brake fade at temperatures up to 800 degrees,
enabling the driver to explore Valour’s full performance potential with maximum
confidence and precise control.
Completing Valour’s impressive hardware
package are a set of beautiful 21” lightweight forged alloy
‘Honeycomb’ wheels, which are fitted with the very latest AML-specific Michelin
Pilot Sport S 5 tyres - 275/35 R21 front tyres and 325/30 R21 on the rear - for inspired handling
and road-holding in wet or dry conditions.
Valour’s celebration of Aston Martin’s
heritage continues inside, with a timeless two-seater cockpit of uncommon
simplicity and seductive tactility. Central to this is the manual transmission
gear lever. With a choice of machined aluminium, titanium,
carbon fiber or walnut for the gear knob, and an exposed shift mechanism to emphasize
the mechanical connection, Valour majors on delivering the physical and emotional
engagement that has been lost to progress.
Further personalization comes in the form of
a flexible method of livery customization. Separating Valour’s body into four
areas – front, bonnet, sides and rear – clients
may choose from an extensive array of hand-painted stripes and graphics
designs, which can be applied in any one of 21 paint colours.
Valour production is due to commence at
Aston Martin’s Gaydon Headquarters in Q3 of 2023, with first deliveries scheduled to begin during
Q4 2023.
Source of information: official website of
Aston Martin and if you want to know more about this amazing car then, you must
also visit there.
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