“Everyone needs a hero to escape the ordinary. Ours comes with twelve cylinders and no roof — Aston Martin.”
And not just any one. This is the Aston Martin V12 Speedster—a project born from the minds of Q by Aston Martin, the brand’s secretive design studio dedicated to creating the rarest and most spectacular machines from Gaydon. Inspired by the legendary DBR1 of the 1950s—the very car that propelled Aston Martin to international racing fame—yet fused with futuristic engineering and materials such as carbon fiber and titanium, drawn straight from modern fighter jets like the F/A-18.

Under the hood lies its heart: a 5.2-liter Twin-Turbo V12, engineered to roar without restraint, because the Speedster has no roof and no windshield.

One of One

The Cool Classic Club proudly presents something extraordinary: a One-Off Aston Martin V12 Speedster. Only three examples were ever delivered in the stunning Skyfall Silver, and this is one of them. And more impressively, this is engine number #2 of just 88 cars built worldwide. Number #1? That was Aston Martin’s own prototype.

What makes this Speedster even more special?
A customer configuration crafted down to the smallest detail: Plexiglas helmet covers, carbon-finished mirrors and interior accents, and as the ultimate finishing touch: the only Speedster ever made with red stitching and trim.

The mileage? A nearly symbolic 95 kilometers.

This car embodies the very definition of a collectible: an artifact, a sculpture, a tribute to the past and a statement for the future.

Only 88 built.

But only one like this.

An icon with simply no equal.