Take driving to a whole new extreme with the Aston Martin Valour

In celebration of its 110th anniversary Aston Martin has unveiled the Valour, a spectacular, ultra-exclusive V12-engined, manual transmission special edition. The car is built to honour the marque’s long tradition of superlative front-engined sports cars and delight purists who crave undiluted and visceral driving experiences.

Who It Is For

Aimed squarely at those who relish a truly involving driving experience, The Aston Martin Valour is committed to being an era-defining performance and stimulation is second to none. The only front-engined V12 sports car available with a manual transmission, its purist approach is unique in 2023 and a thrilling tribute to a golden era of driving.

Moreover, motivated by this rich heritage, the Aston Martin Valour has been realised using cutting edge technology and materials. As such it is a fusion of the essential qualities that we expect of the brand. The Valour is also the best of Aston Martin past and present and the antidote to cars that seek to isolate drivers from the process of driving.

Inspiration A Century In The Making

Inspired by the original V8 Vantage, the Aston Martin Valour boasts unbridled brawn typical of the brand’s ultimate sports cars. Immaculate design and flawless execution echoes that of the exquisite One-77 supercar, while its intense driver-centric character connects the Valour to the one-off Victor while still having its own identity.

Production of the car will be limited to just 110 units globally, ensuring the Valour’s rarity amongst the most collectable of all Aston Martin  models. A mouth-watering end-of-an-era model making 715PS of power and 753Nm of torque from its twin-turbocharged 5.2-litre V12 paired to a bespoke six-speed manual transmission for the very first time guarantees a truly absorbing experience and secures Valour’s place in the pantheon of all-time great driver’s cars.

Rich In Heritage Inside And Out

The Valour’s celebration of Aston Martin’s heritage continues inside, with a timeless two-seater cockpit of uncommon simplicity and seductive tactility. Central to this is the manual transmission gear lever. With a choice of machined aluminium, titanium, carbon fibre or walnut for the gear knob, and an exposed shift mechanism to emphasise the mechanical connection, the Valour majors on delivering the physical and emotional engagement that has been lost to progress.

Want to know more? Visit the Official Aston Martin Website.