Aston Martin Valkyrie in Purple Carbon and 24K Gold Is an Unmatched Showstopper with No Expenses Spared | Carscoops

      With over $600,000 in options, this Valkyrie stands out as one of the most impressive customer cars we've encountered.

      Every Aston Martin Valkyrie is unique, but none boast purple carbon fiber like this particular model.

      The interior features a generous amount of purple Alcantara paired with golden accents.

      This V12 hypercar has only 50 miles on the odometer and is eager to hit the road.

      Aston Martin completed production of the extraordinary Adrian Newey-designed Valkyrie late last year, and out of the 150 road-legal Coupe models produced, this striking vehicle named ‘Anemos’ may be the most extraordinary of all. It comes with over £500,000 or approximately $629,000 in options, featuring 24-karat gold and an absolutely stunning carbon fiber finish.

      Delivered last year, this Valkyrie derives its name from the Greek word for wind. The original owner did not hold back in customizing it, making it one of the few examples with a fully exposed carbon fiber body. Additionally, the car showcases purple-tinted carbon fiber embedded with metallic flakes, which make it shimmer in sunlight and showroom illumination.

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      While many would be pleased with the purple carbon alone, the owner chose to add 24-karat gold leaf accents throughout the exterior. These include the front splitter, sections of the hood, trimmings around the glass canopy, unique aerodynamic elements along the sides, the roof scoop, and the rear diffuser.

      The vehicle also features gold Aston Martin badges, satin black aluminum wheels with gold highlights, an exposed carbon fiber roof, and a carbon engine cover. Notably, the entire exterior has been coated in PPF, protecting the remarkable finish from scratches or chips.

      The cabin of this Aston Martin is also highly appealing. Like all other models, it is predominantly constructed from lightweight carbon fiber, but Anemos includes purple Alcantara on the seats and racing harnesses, along with gold buttons on the detachable steering wheel.

      Joe Macari is tasked with selling this mid-engined British hypercar. While the asking price has not been disclosed, it is worth mentioning that the car has only been driven 50 miles (80 km). Given the striking exterior and interior details, it's likely to sell for more than the £3 million (approximately $3.78 million) listed price.