Aston Martin Valour, Racing Green

Aston Martin presented the Valour in July 2023 to mark its 110th anniversary, and limited it to 110 cars. It pairs the 5.2-litre twin-turbo V12, rated at 715 PS and 753 Nm, with a six-speed manual gearbox and a mechanical limited-slip differential driving the rear wheels. The body is carbon fibre over a bonded aluminium structure, and Aston Martin says the exterior was inspired by its racing cars of the 1970s: a clamshell bonnet with a horseshoe vent and twin NACA ducts, round LED headlamps, a Kamm tail with twelve LED light blades and a centre-mounted triple exhaust. Inside, DBR1 tweed recalls the car Aston Martin took to Le Mans in 1959.

This one is in Racing Green, a bright metallic green with a teal cast, set against black carbon at the splitter, sills and diffuser, each edged with a thin lime line. The wheels are black honeycomb-pattern rims with green calipers behind them. At the tail, the VALOUR plate sits above the diffuser and the three central tailpipes, with ASTON MARTIN lettering across the boot lid and slats over the rear deck. The car stands on a white leather base with red stitching and a brushed plaque that names the Aston Martin Valour. It is built at 1:18.