Aston Martin’s new Vulcan is aptly named. ... Each boasts a 7.0-liter V12 engine, upwards of 800 brake horse power, and a price tag of £1.5 million ($2.33 million, ...

The Aston Martin Vulcan makes its world premiere on March 3 at the 85th Geneva International Motor Show. The price tag is estimated at £1.5 million (US$2.3 million).

However, even if Aston Martin hadn't sold each and every Vulcan beforehand, the astronomical $2.3 million price tag would have kept many prospective buyers away.

The extreme $2.3 million Aston Martin Vulcan hypercar will makes its world debut at the 2015 ... The price for this "bespoke" hypercar is as intimidating as a Saville Row suit cut from ...

No surprise here, Aston Martin’s brand new track-only supercar won’t come cheap. The Vulcan has been assigned an official price tag of £1.5M in the UK before local taxes, converting to ...

The Aston Martin Vulcan produces more downforce than a GT3 racing car. ... as there's the small matter of the $2.34 million asking price. But the Aston Martin Vulcan is designed to be easy to drive.

Aston Martin Vulcan was revealed in 2015 as an all-conquering track car. When it was built the two-door, two-seater was designed entirely as a lightweight hypercar to be used only on a race track ...

Aston will build just 24 of the cars globally, with a price tag of about $2.3 million each. For that money, ... The Aston Martin Vulcan is set to hit the world’s tracks in 2016.

Limited to only 24 examples, the V-12-powered Vulcan will be one of the fastest and rarest Aston Martins of all time. ... Aston Martin Vulcan is an 800-horsepower,… Share this: ...

Stephen Edelstein June 14, 2020 Comment Now! The track-only Aston Martin Vulcan is one of the rarest hypercars. Just 24 were made, at a price of $2.3 million each. So how do you detail a car this ...

The only vehicle that has an edge over the Vulcan is the GT1-spec Aston Martin DBR9 that raced a few years back. In 2005, the DBR9 won its debut race. That was the 12 Hours of Sebring.