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Can you use the £2.8m Aston Martin Valkyrie in the real world?

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Can you use the £2.8m Aston Martin Valkyrie in the real world? | Top Gear

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... or is the whole 'F1 car for the road' thing just marketing fluff? Time to find out

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Can you use the £2.8m Aston Martin Valkyrie in the real world?

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... or is the whole 'F1 car for the road' thing just marketing fluff? Time to find out

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Can you use the £2.8m Aston Martin Valkyrie in the real world?

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... or is the whole 'F1 car for the road' thing just marketing fluff? Time to find out

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Can you use the £2.8m Aston Martin Valkyrie in the real world?

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Can you use the £2.8m Aston Martin Valkyrie in the real world?

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... or is the whole 'F1 car for the road' thing just marketing fluff? Time to find out

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The Valkyrie is Aston Martin’s F1 car for the road. Or is it?

It was conceived when Aston was purely a Formula 1 sponsor, and designed with a little help from Red Bull and its soon-to-depart design genius Adrian Newey (who’s actually joining Aston’s own F1 team). And while the Valkyrie has numberplates and headlights and a windscreen wiper, it’s about as single-minded a hypercar as there has ever been.

So can you really use it on the road, or is that marketing fluff? To find out, we set Jethro Bovingdon the onerous task of spending days and days in a £2.8m Valkyrie…

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The Valkyrie is Aston Martin’s F1 car for the road. Or is it?

It was conceived when Aston was purely a Formula 1 sponsor, and designed with a little help from Red Bull and its soon-to-depart design genius Adrian Newey (who’s actually joining Aston’s own F1 team). And while the Valkyrie has numberplates and headlights and a windscreen wiper, it’s about as single-minded a hypercar as there has ever been.

So can you really use it on the road, or is that marketing fluff? To find out, we set Jethro Bovingdon the onerous task of spending days and days in a £2.8m Valkyrie…

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... or is the whole 'F1 car for the road' thing just marketing fluff? Time to find out