The one-off Aston Martin Victor recently landed at the automaker’s dealership in Antwerp, Belgium where it will presumably be delivered to its owner, or used for display purposes. The covers were taken off the Victor back in September and while no price has been made public for the vehicle, it no doubt cost somewhere in the seven-figure range.
Underpinning the Victor is a fully
refurbished carbon fiber monocoque from a One-77. In addition, the Victor
features a 7.3-liter naturally-aspirated V12 just like the One-77 but has been
tuned by Cosworth to now deliver 836 hp and 821 Nm, decent gains
over the 760 hp and 750 Nm of the One-77. Making the car all the
more special is the fact that this engine is paired with a six-speed manual
transmission from Graziano, complete with a motorsport-spec clutch.
The exterior of the car is unlike any
other modern-day Aston Martin and instead, takes inspiration from the V8
Vantage of the ‘70s and ‘80s. Up front, you will find a set of round headlights
with LED daytime running lights and a gaping-wide grille with black mesh. The
side view of the Vulcan is particularly striking thanks to the side-exiting
exhaust pipes, the intricate wheel design, and the shape of the doors. Found at
the rear is a huge diffuser, ducktail spoiler, and LED taillights inspired by
those of the track-only Vulcan.
Open up the doors and you’re presented
with a cabin clad in a mixture of green leather, brown leather, and carbon
fiber.
