Nah looks like American like a mustang just like the V8 was . Their DB9 and the rest of the Aston Martin imo is still the best looking Aston martins imo.
If there's any brand that does duck-tail spoilers perfectly, Aston Martin is probably the one I always think of when it comes to beautifully integrated duck-tail spoilers. I also love Aston Martin's wheel design. They're probably my favorite wheel designs in the automotive industry. Yes, Mercedes Benz also has nice wheels, but AM has been making pretty beautiful wheels as of late. It wouldn't surprise me if AM ends up making a Valonte version of the Valour later in the year as well. I also like the chestnut wood on the shifter as well if you chose the option for it.
It features a lot of 3D printed components which are harder to mass homologate and turn over but yes. The world needs these crazy designs Aston are doing recently.
Fuck me this thing really does look spectacular. I think it actually looks even a little better than Victor because they got rid of those cheap, plastic looking side skirts which was my biggest issue with it. AND it's a V8 instead of electic like Vision 74 which was my most anticipated modernized classic design before I saw this thing. I feel like with this, Vision and the new Mustang (I know not everybody likes that one but I think it looks great) classic sports car fans are eating really good lately.
Was heartbroken when Aston Martin announced that Victor was one off, but with Valor not being limited to just one it’s amazing to be able to see them on the road or drive one day!
Aston Martin is such an underrated manufacturer. Their cars are just so well proportioned. To this day the Vanquish is my all around favorite looking GT.
When I doodled cars, in college, university, this car is exactly what I would doodle! It’s perfect, muscle body with a sloping sports car roof line, large shouldered fenders, minimal f/r overhang, duck tail, shark nose, big wheels 👌👌👌
I’m a bit conflicted on this design, on one hand I like it but I also feel it looks like they took the flowing lines of other Aston models and kind of just put a rectangle on the front
09:05 Yes please. A whole Aston Marton line like this would be great! Something with a pricepoint and production numbers, where we may actually see some on the road, would be awesome.
I think it looks even better than the Victor. It's more balanced, less flat and low, it really has that muscle car aura that the Victor emulated, like a corvette to a camaro
Was up close and personal with the Matt black road going Prototype version this weekend, man this is a work of art. This is a beast of a car and the naturally aspirated V12 sounded awesome Would you expect anything less from Aston Martin?
It’s a shame it doesn’t have a round wheel, or a flat bottomed round wheel, instead of that awkward six sided hexagonal shape. And I’ve always found the center hub on the Aston Martin steering wheels to be a little too large.
This is the Aston I've been waiting for (not that I'll ever be able to afford it). The 1970s/1980s V8 Vantage is my favourite car of all time and this is an awesome modernisation of the design.
Aston Martin will always make incredibly good looking cars. Their constant rule of 3rds always makes proportions look just right. They design based on each body part being a 3rd the length or width of another design cue. They use the Golden ratio as well which transfers so well to car design.
I'm a fan of the classic 70s/80s Aston Martin V8, and when i saw the 1/1 Victor it was so gorgeous and beautiful, and now hearing that they are going to produce a vehicle based on the Victor just blows my mind.
What an amazing, amazing car. Ever since seeing the old Vantage in the final Daniel Craig bond movie, I’ve loved this model. This would be a dream car for me someday 🤩
Yeah, this is "retro" done right. Using the spirit/idea behind an old design and applying this to a modern car with modern technologies. Sticking to the old materials where the modern stuff isn't offering anything superior (like the wooden shifter). It's pretty awesome. But the fact that it is that rare means that it's never gonna be seen. It will be hidden away in the storage facility of some super-rich collector and whenever this happens a car is sort of dead on arrival. What difference does it make to car culture if it is never experienced by the masses? If a company is starting out and still tiny (or doesn't want to be big) I understand that they can only produce small numbers, but it's silly when a company like Aston Martin does it. I think those big companies should never make a limited run of a model that's less than a thousand cars.
Good review. Can we get a review of the Hyundai Ioniq 5 N that was just unveiled pls? The TH-cam interview with former Bentley/Camaro designer, Sang Yup Lee was really interesting..
This looks exactly like Lucky & Wild Evolver from Ridge Racer 3D Lawlz, did they take the inspiration from it? It's an amazing design btw, i can't wait to see what can this thing do
The victor and varlours should have been the new vantage. Maintain the interior , including the manual gearbox with that shifter , and they would have a winning formula. These things heat the right spots.
Not as nice as a Victor but a valorous 'lesser' sibling nonetheless. Aston Martin seldom disappoints, especially its limited production run models. Absolutely LOVE Aston Martin.
I'd love manufacturers to start putting a fatter sidewalls on back tyres in combination with a slightly smaller diameter wheels as the break discs are smaller on the back anyway.
The new Aston Martin valour design look like a classic old school in the past from mid 70s through early 80s,But this one look like a fucking gorgeous British muscle car and it's like a British Ford mustang gt to me look like.If the new ford mustang doesn't made a good cool muscle car and just made ridiculous ford mustang ev it was so sad,maybe people buy this one and it was alternative British Ford mustang gt.
I’m getting major 2005 mustang vibes from it, especially the front. It looks like somebody took a 2005 mustang and did a retro mod on it. Or gave it the 911 treatment. Why’s everybody copy the mustang? The M8 Coupe is a mustang look alike too..
Am I the only one who sees mustang all over it.? It's even got a fast back shape not to mention ford owned jaguar an aston martin for a while I don't know if still but if so this car makes sence
This kind of reminds me of the European-styled Mustang Concept from the 2000's
I'm glad I'm not the only one 🤣🤣🤣
"Aston Mustang" ??? 😂
Yes, the Ital Design Mustang with the Horse hide seats.
This should be Aston Martin’s new design language!
Nah looks like American like a mustang just like the V8 was . Their DB9 and the rest of the Aston Martin imo is still the best looking Aston martins imo.
@@gerogyzurkov2259Couldn’t agree more.
this mustang copy?
I agree. It's classic British design and captures their DNA well.
@@robertnicholls9917stealing?💀
If there's any brand that does duck-tail spoilers perfectly, Aston Martin is probably the one I always think of when it comes to beautifully integrated duck-tail spoilers. I also love Aston Martin's wheel design. They're probably my favorite wheel designs in the automotive industry. Yes, Mercedes Benz also has nice wheels, but AM has been making pretty beautiful wheels as of late. It wouldn't surprise me if AM ends up making a Valonte version of the Valour later in the year as well. I also like the chestnut wood on the shifter as well if you chose the option for it.
The GV80 Coupe concept has a gorgeous duck tail spoiler. I can't wait for that production to start!
Gen 5 Viper (non ACR with big wing) also has a beautiful duck tail that’s often overlooked.
@@PRS-dk4mz I should be ashamed of myself for not mentioning that because the Dodge Viper is my favorite car of all time. xD
Perfection. It needs a garage shaped like those wheels to encapsulate the pinnacle of sports tourer design.
it looks like a mustang
@@gu3st8 I think they both looks good .
Aston Martin is seriously fumbling the bag by making these cars so limited...
It features a lot of 3D printed components which are harder to mass homologate and turn over but yes. The world needs these crazy designs Aston are doing recently.
The money to buy is much higher up the good chain, hence the series of limited runs from McLaren.
Fuck me this thing really does look spectacular. I think it actually looks even a little better than Victor because they got rid of those cheap, plastic looking side skirts which was my biggest issue with it. AND it's a V8 instead of electic like Vision 74 which was my most anticipated modernized classic design before I saw this thing. I feel like with this, Vision and the new Mustang (I know not everybody likes that one but I think it looks great) classic sports car fans are eating really good lately.
@Christopher-Jayden
Think you are on the wrong channel, this is car design, not religious nonsense 🙄
Was heartbroken when Aston Martin announced that Victor was one off, but with Valor not being limited to just one it’s amazing to be able to see them on the road or drive one day!
Aston Martin Mustang lol but in all seriousness, beautiful throwback to the 70's.
ford stole from Aston, Aston steals back lol
@@taiwoolaleye6333 that's a fact
because the 70s one was basically an aston martin take on that mustang muscle car shape
Toyota Celica 1973 GT Also had a Mustang Rear
@@xXVibrantSnowXx now that's a vehicle I've never looked up before. It definitely does
Aston Martin is such an underrated manufacturer. Their cars are just so well proportioned. To this day the Vanquish is my all around favorite looking GT.
The tail lights sitting that low under the massive ducktail looks a bit funky.
That's a good looking Mustang
agreed
Always the problem with that platform. Ford blokes swear blind they're all Mod motors.
When I doodled cars, in college, university, this car is exactly what I would doodle!
It’s perfect, muscle body with a sloping sports car roof line, large shouldered fenders, minimal f/r overhang, duck tail, shark nose, big wheels 👌👌👌
@Christopher-Jayden yep, agree, Muhammed would definitely drive the AM Valour if he existed! 👍
I’m a bit conflicted on this design, on one hand I like it but I also feel it looks like they took the flowing lines of other Aston models and kind of just put a rectangle on the front
09:05 Yes please. A whole Aston Marton line like this would be great! Something with a pricepoint and production numbers, where we may actually see some on the road, would be awesome.
Looks like a British Mustang
Looks like Aston Martin V8 Vantage
@@G59METHwhich looked like a british mustang to begin with
I think it looks even better than the Victor. It's more balanced, less flat and low, it really has that muscle car aura that the Victor emulated, like a corvette to a camaro
Was up close and personal with the Matt black road going Prototype version this weekend, man this is a work of art.
This is a beast of a car and the naturally aspirated V12 sounded awesome
Would you expect anything less from Aston Martin?
It’s not naturally aspirated but I’m glad you got to see it.
Totally how they shoulda done the Mustang!!!
No one makes Mustangs like Aston Martin (I mean that lovingly)
I personally like the Aston Martin Victor better. Both amazing
The rear window louvers really get in the way. If t a normal window like victor it might be good
It’s a shame it doesn’t have a round wheel, or a flat bottomed round wheel, instead of that awkward six sided hexagonal shape. And I’ve always found the center hub on the Aston Martin steering wheels to be a little too large.
This is the Aston I've been waiting for (not that I'll ever be able to afford it). The 1970s/1980s V8 Vantage is my favourite car of all time and this is an awesome modernisation of the design.
Aston Martin will always make incredibly good looking cars. Their constant rule of 3rds always makes proportions look just right. They design based on each body part being a 3rd the length or width of another design cue. They use the Golden ratio as well which transfers so well to car design.
Aston Martin is going crazy these past few years and I love it
I'm a fan of the classic 70s/80s Aston Martin V8, and when i saw the 1/1 Victor it was so gorgeous and beautiful, and now hearing that they are going to produce a vehicle based on the Victor just blows my mind.
Love this and agree on the Valor would love to see your critique of the V12 Vantage design.
The best 70's mustang redesign I've ever seen.
What an amazing, amazing car. Ever since seeing the old Vantage in the final Daniel Craig bond movie, I’ve loved this model. This would be a dream car for me someday 🤩
Aston Martin Mustang
looks like a fancy mustang, body lines are nice though
The headlights make the car look pissed at something and I love it
It has a lot of Mustang styling cues in it. Beautiful car!!!
I'm totally digging it.
Somewhere it looks like a Mustang 👀
It looks cool though 👌
Yes, but in a good way
@@πατριχορ yess
I was thinking the same
the old v8 vantage also looked like one, i don't mind it personally
a british take on the mustang
Yeah, this is "retro" done right.
Using the spirit/idea behind an old design and applying this to a modern car with modern technologies.
Sticking to the old materials where the modern stuff isn't offering anything superior (like the wooden shifter).
It's pretty awesome. But the fact that it is that rare means that it's never gonna be seen.
It will be hidden away in the storage facility of some super-rich collector and whenever this happens a car is sort of dead on arrival.
What difference does it make to car culture if it is never experienced by the masses?
If a company is starting out and still tiny (or doesn't want to be big) I understand that they can only produce small numbers,
but it's silly when a company like Aston Martin does it.
I think those big companies should never make a limited run of a model that's less than a thousand cars.
I want this car. I'd go for the black front grill personally
You mentioned wood, i wouldn't mind the interior from the Morgan Eva from years ago.
Good review. Can we get a review of the Hyundai Ioniq 5 N that was just unveiled pls? The TH-cam interview with former Bentley/Camaro designer, Sang Yup Lee was really interesting..
What a beast
This looks exactly like Lucky & Wild Evolver from Ridge Racer 3D
Lawlz, did they take the inspiration from it?
It's an amazing design btw, i can't wait to see what can this thing do
The headlamps are surprisingly low tech yet they contribute a lot to the fresh look.
so we gonna skip and wont comment on the amazing furniture fabric of the interior seats? :(
Holey Moley, an Aston Mustang!
I find it almost ironic and going full circle considering Ford did own Aston Martin at one point.
That's a great looking Car. It should be the next design language for Aston Martin.
Wow, this could be a new classic
instant classic, just beautifull
@Christopher-Jayden Get a hobby 🙂
+1. But exhaust pipes are perfect. It’s very knife cut edged and harkens back to a time when things were simpler in 70s Motorsport.
Saw a new db12 at Goodwood.. Its stunning
I love that you sound like Laurence Stroll with an accent
The victor and varlours should have been the new vantage. Maintain the interior , including the manual gearbox with that shifter , and they would have a winning formula. These things heat the right spots.
Now that's a nice Mustang
Nice Aston Mustang Martin. 😎
Just configured one in purple🤤🤤
The headlights give me old Mustang vibes
I hope I can order mine with a Velour interior
I’m just not sure with the roof as it’s not in pair with rest of the car. Is it just me? Othervise it’s absolutely beautiful.
I like the Victor's rear end better - simplier and cleaner.
Superb!
It's a British mustang. I love the 70's DBS. It's a British mustang, I love it.
E: get a Mustang.
Bro you gotta look at the DB Silverstone Edition. Aston Martin has forgotten it's heritage and it's taken outside designer's to keep it alive.
I see the lovechild of a Viper and the Giugiaro Concept Mustang
I don’t care for the rims, but man I love the design it almost looks like old school muscle.
they took Aston Martin Vantage and made look like Aston Martin Valour which is pretty cool
Only thing that I would change is rear fender beacuse when you look at it from front rear feels kinda weak
Not as nice as a Victor but a valorous 'lesser' sibling nonetheless. Aston Martin seldom disappoints, especially its limited production run models. Absolutely LOVE Aston Martin.
Little I noticed: it is a V 12. Other than that great video Bembli
Spoiler and rear window comes from mustang and/or shelby cobra daytona.
I think engine coniguration is v8, same as 1980s AM Vantage/Volante
I'd love manufacturers to start putting a fatter sidewalls on back tyres in combination with a slightly smaller diameter wheels as the break discs are smaller on the back anyway.
bro, when you gonna cover the new nissan z nismo?
And the new BMW Z4 Touring Coupe Concept. It's such a beautiful car, I was sure that he would talk about it.
It looks like a mustang with the sexiest body kit ever 😵💫 still tho, what a beautiful car
do the SF90XX that just came out! 🔥🔥
Imagine this in a matte grey color
Nice mustang 😌
The Valour's front end is what the Mustang should have looked like.
Absolutely right 👍🏾
A new car with a round headlight! Now that's new thinking!
Like the new mini or honda e for example
Reminds me of a more elegant 5th gen (S-197) Mustang.
1st look....I thought it was a 69 Mustang! at the front...So sad I crashed my older sister S6 3-speed!
Its a REALLY good design, but I feel the Rear Lights are too small and too low, if that was fixed, it would be PERFECT
@Christopher-Jayden Did- Did I miss a comment? I feel like theres context to this that I do not see . . .
James Bond!
Mustang front end?
Looks like what mustang should have looked like lol pretty car
I think he likes it.
This is one of my favorite looking front and side designs
@Christopher-Jayden you probably replied to the wrong comment on the wrong video 🤔
I wish the color was Cuban Gold instead of Silver
This beauty should be the Vantage we have currently and rename the current Vantage something else.
All the people saying its a mustang should look at the original Vantage
It WAS a british Mustang
car people that claim to be car people but dont know shit about car history moment
beautiful 🔥
It ‘s look more like the Vantage V550 /V600 from 1996-2000 than the Vantage from 1970-1980
When I saw the front end I thought it was a Ford Mustang lol
The new Aston Martin valour design look like a classic old school in the past from mid 70s through early 80s,But this one look like a fucking gorgeous British muscle car and it's like a British Ford mustang gt to me look like.If the new ford mustang doesn't made a good cool muscle car and just made ridiculous ford mustang ev it was so sad,maybe people buy this one and it was alternative British Ford mustang gt.
I bet they will make a non-limited baby brother to this with similar design language but with a V8 FI engine.
This feels like classic British design.
You could not be further from the truth.
It looks nothing like classic British design, it looks like classic American design 100%.
Things above head lights would cut pedestrians in half. How it is even allowed on the road.
aston getting back to there ford history
I hate the wheels, but this car will be future classic
I think this is the first time i can say that the new design is better than the old one they cursed this one🧐
they're doing that thing again where they make a mustang like in the 60s
I’m getting major 2005 mustang vibes from it, especially the front. It looks like somebody took a 2005 mustang and did a retro mod on it. Or gave it the 911 treatment. Why’s everybody copy the mustang? The M8 Coupe is a mustang look alike too..
Very dramatic with the round headlights
Love the round headlights.. they need to make more of a comeback
@Christopher-Jayden very good comment about the car I agree
Am I the only one who sees mustang all over it.? It's even got a fast back shape not to mention ford owned jaguar an aston martin for a while I don't know if still but if so this car makes sence