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Aston will reveal an ‘extraordinary’ new special model later this year

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Aston will reveal an ‘extraordinary’ new special model later this year | Top Gear

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Year-long celebration punctuated with a rather special period

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Aston will reveal an ‘extraordinary’ new special model later this year

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Year-long celebration punctuated with a rather special period

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Aston will reveal an ‘extraordinary’ new special model later this year

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Year-long celebration punctuated with a rather special period

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Aston will reveal an ‘extraordinary’ new special model later this year

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Aston will reveal an ‘extraordinary’ new special model later this year

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Year-long celebration punctuated with a rather special period

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Aston Martin is launching a super exclusive model later in 2023. The announcement comes as the iconic brand embarks on a year-long celebration from Sunday 15 January 2023 to honour its 110-year anniversary.

Few details have been shared about the forthcoming ultra-luxury car, least to say it’ll be highly exclusive, strictly limited and extremely desirable. (Show us an Aston that isn’t.)

Sunday marks a year to the day since Aston Martin founders, Lionel Martin and Robert Bamford partnered to start one of the world's most famous carmakers, crafting out of a workshop in the heart of London’s fancy Chelsea neighbourhood.

Pictured with the 1923 Razor Blade - according to Aston, ‘one of the earliest cars to be specifically designed with aerodynamics in mind’ - is the marque’s very first ‘hypercar’, the mind-blowing Valkyrie.

These, alongside a veritable swathe of iconic Aston Martin models, will appear at various global motor shows and festivals throughout the year as part of the celebrations. The brand is not only championing 110 years of its own existence, but also 75 years of the DB, 60 years of the DB5 and 20 years of being headquartered in purpose-built facilities in Gaydon, UK.

We’ll keep you posted as we learn more about this extraordinary new model later in the year.

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Aston Martin is launching a super exclusive model later in 2023. The announcement comes as the iconic brand embarks on a year-long celebration from Sunday 15 January 2023 to honour its 110-year anniversary.

Few details have been shared about the forthcoming ultra-luxury car, least to say it’ll be highly exclusive, strictly limited and extremely desirable. (Show us an Aston that isn’t.)

Sunday marks a year to the day since Aston Martin founders, Lionel Martin and Robert Bamford partnered to start one of the world's most famous carmakers, crafting out of a workshop in the heart of London’s fancy Chelsea neighbourhood.

Pictured with the 1923 Razor Blade - according to Aston, ‘one of the earliest cars to be specifically designed with aerodynamics in mind’ - is the marque’s very first ‘hypercar’, the mind-blowing Valkyrie.

These, alongside a veritable swathe of iconic Aston Martin models, will appear at various global motor shows and festivals throughout the year as part of the celebrations. The brand is not only championing 110 years of its own existence, but also 75 years of the DB, 60 years of the DB5 and 20 years of being headquartered in purpose-built facilities in Gaydon, UK.

We’ll keep you posted as we learn more about this extraordinary new model later in the year.

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Year-long celebration punctuated with a rather special period

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Aston's Valkyrie hypercar sits in front of the brand's 1923 Razor Blade