Aston Martin does not mention the price tag of the first ever DB 4 GT Continuation, but they were originally available exclusively to selected customers for approximately 50 million crowns. However, not all of them found the owner, the first piece was still owned by the carmaker.
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The concrete piece has gray lacquer, racing stripes and a circle on the door. In every detail, it was designed to exactly imitate the original model introduced in 1959. Only carbon racing seats are a significant but functional and safety change in the interior.
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The in-line six-cylinder has a displacement of 4.2 liters and an output of 350 horsepower. The rear wheels drive through a four-speed manual transmission. The original model had an engine of the same configuration, but with a volume of 3.7 liters and an output of 237 horsepower.
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“This particular car is unique not only in that it is the first car in the modern edition, but also because of such a low mileage,” says Paul Spiers of Aston Martin’s special department.
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