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Aston Martin One-77 revealed in production form

By Karl Peskett |

After months of speculation and concept images, as well as leaked rendered drawings, a fully fledged production version of the One-77 has been shown to an eager public at the Villa D’Este in Italy.

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The interior images clearly reveal a very tailored cabin, with exposed carbon fibre, metal and leather elements used to create this exquisite car.

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Nothing has changed with regard to quantity to be produced, as well as price. With one Australian all but confirmed to have placed their order, it will be interesting to see which state the car shows up in.

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Source: OmniAuto


 

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  • o

    deool

  • Pious

    that’s as close to perfect as I can imagine

  • Martin

    Oh… my… god…

    IMAGINE THE SOUND!!!

    Brilliant.

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    “Amazing Vehicle”, Ford still own around 10% shares in Aston Martin

  • Camski

    It’s like a black tie event =P Almost everyone’s in a suit.

    I guess this points in one direction, this thing’s gonna cost north of what our wallets currently hold =P

    I think I see hints of the DB7 Zagato and DB AR1 showing through at the nose, I like that. AM are one of the best (if not THE best) at evolving their design instead of going for a complete new look. You know it’s an AM from defining aspects such as the grill (from late to latest models) yet it’s done better than Porsche’s attempts at the 911.

  • Shak

    its going to show up in Victoria. Some fashionista is going to buy it as a fashion statement.

  • Yanzo

    the seats look brilliant.

  • Urabus

    I’ll bet it’s Lindsay Fox. I wonder if he’ll order it in red with a yellow roof like his Enzo…

  • Bob

    Lindsey Fox or my pick, James Packer.

  • Kirium

    It won’t be Packer. He’s fast going broke. Had to sell his $50m yacht in Jan and left pool renovations incomplete. I think he even sold his DB9 some time last year..

    My bet would be on Fox, given his collector bent.