Aston Martin showed the Valiant with a 745-horsepower V12 and limited to 38 units. Thanks to the efforts of the Aston Martin Q tuning studio, the ultra-exclusive and track-oriented version of the Valour was released, which, in turn, is built on the Vantage chassis. The Valiant, like the Valour, is equipped with a manual transmission and a V12 without any electrification, but is more powerful: here it produces 745 horsepower. In addition, the new coupe is more aggressive, lighter and more aerodynamic than usual.

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The Valiant is powered by a 5.2-liter twin-turbocharged V12, which has been increased to 745 horsepower from the Valour's 715. Torque - 753 Nm. The engine is paired exclusively with a six-speed manual transmission that transmits power to the rear wheels.

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The interior has also been changed: in particular, part of the gearbox mechanism has been exposed, carbon fiber parts have been added, and a steel frame has been added to allow four-point seat belts to be attached. Recaro Podium seats with a unique finish provide comfort. Here, too, they did not forget about reducing weight: a mesh is used in the door panels, and fabric hinges are used instead of handles. There are two main finishing materials to choose from - Alcantara or semi-aniline leather.

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The idea to build an extreme version of Valour was submitted by Formula 1 driver Fernando Alonso, Aston Martin claims. Probably, the track supercar was originally intended to be built in a single copy, but the circulation was increased to 38 units. Each one is valued at approximately $2.5 million and has already sold out. The live premiere will take place at the Goodwood Festival of Speed ​​in England, and deliveries to customers will begin in the fourth quarter of this year.

Sources: Motor, Aston Martin