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Report: 60 out of 77 Aston Martin One-77 supercars already sold - at $1.87M each


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Report: 60 out of 77 Aston Martin One-77 supercars already sold - at $1.87M each

by Chris Shunk (RSS feed) on Dec 8th 2010 at 10:01AM

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The One-77 is the rarest of all Aston Martin models, with a grand total of 77 units for the rest of forever (well, assuming they decide against a Volante model). Add in a body that is made with copious amounts of carbon fiber, a 750-horsepower V12 and hand-formed aluminum panels and you're looking at a price tag of $1.87 million. If you're thinking that that's more money than you're likely to make in the next lifetime, we're on the same wavelength, but not everyone is tuned to the same frequency.

Inside Line reports that fully 60 of the 77 One-77s are already spoken for, leaving only 17 copies of the ultra-mega rare English exotic up for grabs. And what One-77 owner doesn't want a mini-Aston for when driving their $1.89 million supercar is just too big for the country club? IL claims that many One-77 buyers are opting to spend the extra $30,000 for the Toyota IQ-based Cygnet. Hey, $30,000 may be a lot of coin for a gussied-up Toyota, but then again, the Cygnet likely isn't the only $30,000 option available in Aston's catalog – and it drives all by itself.

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http://www.autoblog.com/2010/12/08/report-60-out-of-77-aston-martin-one-77-supercars-already-sold/

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