In a recent UK sighting, a rare Aston Martin Valour looked almost surreal in its colour-changing Andromeda Red paint scheme. It almost looks digitally rendered in the real world, especially when that colour begins to shift under natural light.
The social media clip captures the limited-run Valour easing to a stop before a roundabout, and it’s hard to look away. The colour alone steals the show. Under changing light, the Andromeda Red paint shifts tone, almost like liquid metal in motion. Even the person filming couldn’t help but say, “Nice car, man,” as it rolled by.
Built to celebrate Aston Martin’s 110th anniversary, only 110 units exist. Under the long, sculpted bonnet sits a 5.2-litre twin-turbo V12 pushing out 705 hp and 555 lb ft. Power is sent to the rear wheels through a proper 6-speed manual gearbox.
And then there’s the sound. As the Aston Martin Valour idles and moves off, the V12 delivers a deep, unmistakable note that every enthusiast loves.
Source: @aaronspotz
