and its mad reputation are not worth Vulcan's $2.3 million price tag, then maybe its ultra-exclusive production run would make you reconsider. Aston Martin only made 24 examples of the Vulcan ...

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, plus local taxes), with ...

When the Aston Martin Vulcan first went on sale, its sticker price was an eye-watering $2.3 million, a figure in keeping with the similar asks of its equally exotic track-only contemporaries.

The task for the Vulcan was simply to let the ... That's only a base price too, as Aston Martin offered plenty of optional extras for owners who wanted to customize their car even further.

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).

But Aston Martin’s Britishness means the Vulcan name is more likely a reference ... We kid, of course. The lack of price is almost certainly explained by that old line about your need to know ...

The Aston Martin Vulcan is simply one of the best-looking ... The Vulcan's intoxicating combination of style, aggression, and astronomical price tag made it a stand out at one of the most action ...

5. Anyone could drive it. See All 35 Photos OK, maybe not everyone, 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 for sale at Cleveland Auto Show The "Aston Martin Vulcan" is up for sale at the 2016 Cleveland Auto Show with a price tag of $3.4 million. The vehicle is 1 of 24 in the world ...

The Aston Martin Vulcan, which there are only 24 of worldwide, is a track-only car for anybody with $3 million or so to toss aside. The car is so absurd that its price includes track days to teach ...