AS part of their centenary celebration Aston Martin recently unveiled the new
two-seater CC100 Speedster concept. The one-off car carries the unmistakable
company DNA with the front end, flowing lines and creases, but yet looks
radically different. The long bonnet with its complete lack of a windscreen and
roof-less design oozes the sense of speed and urgency. Under that long bonnet
is Aston Martin’s signature
6.0-litre
naturally-aspirated V12 petrol engine in its latest AM11 avatar. It is paired
to the company’s six-speed, hydraulically actuated, automated-sequential manual
transmission, which is controlled via paddle shifters mounted on the steering
column. It also weighs a good 400 kg less than the Vantage.
With
this configuration, 0-100 km/h is dismissed in a little over four
seconds, with a top speedof 200km/h The CC100 made its world début by
completing a lap of the famous Nordschleife at Germany’s ADAC Zurich 24 Hours
of Nürburgring race.
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ReplyDeleteSo cool !
ReplyDeleteThat is a wild looking car, kind of reminds me of the SLR Stirling Moss. Lots of brutal revs
ReplyDeleteAlso when is top gear going to review this?
ReplyDeleteThis Aston looks like STIRLING MOSS
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