- This is one of the priciest paint options offered by any premium carmaker.
- All 110 examples of the Valour come exclusively with a 6-speed manual transmission.
- Power comes from a 5.2-liter twin-turbocharged V12 with 705 hp.
Aston Martin is building just 110 examples of the Valour and this one residing in the UK could very well be the most dramatic of them all. It’s finished in an official Aston Martin color shift paint that costs a staggering £110,000, or $144,000 at current exchange rates.
Known as Andromeda Red, the paint finish is one of the most interesting color-shifting hues we’ve come across. It has a beautifully pearlescent finish and combines red, orange, purple, pink, green, and blue. The shades of orange and purple are the most dominant and do a brilliant job of accentuating some of the Valour’s sexy curves and creases.
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Contrasting the stunning paintjob are gold-painted accents. These include the front grille, splitter, side skirts, and rear diffuser. The subtle gold elements continue onto the wheels, and the badges have also been blacked out. Aston Martin’s Andromeda Red is one of the most expensive OEM paint options we know of and is even pricier than the rare Chromaflair collection Porsche offers.
Remarkably, the interior of this Valour is just as crazy as the exterior. The gorgeous carbon fiber bucket seats are trimmed in satin carbon fiber and adorned with bright orange leather. The orange leather continues on the center storage cubby, parts of the door panels, and the lower half of the dashboard. The top half of the dashboard, the steering wheel, and the pillars are finished in plum-colored leather, while several elements have a gold finish, including the scuff plates, various switches and knobs, and the gear knob.
All 110 examples of the Valour have a twin-turbocharged 5.2-liter V12 borrowed from the DBS and pumping out 705 hp and 555 lb-ft (753 Nm) of torque. This behemoth of an engine is coupled to a 6-speed manual transmission driving the rear wheels.