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Latest special edition celebrates the Red Arrows; production is limited to ten but only nine are available to customers

Ten Aston Martin Vanquish S Red Arrows Edition cars will be produced as the latest commission for the Q by Aston Martin project, celebrating the iconic Red Arrows RAF jets.

The cars are marked out from standard Aston Martin Vanquish S models with Eclat Red paint – the same colour used on the Red Arrows – as well as exterior and interior details, including a side stripe in blue or white in a nod to the smoke trails commonly associated with the jets, and a pattern on the roof which reflects the canopy of a fighter jet.

Inside, the upholstery features the same green used on the Arrows’ pilot flight suits, as well as Red Arrow formation graphics embroudered into the door cards and seat backs. Each car also gets a unique plaque on its engine, signed by the corresponding Red Arrows pilot. The steering wheel also features an RAF-inspired switchgear, and is derived from that of the One-77.

The rear seats have been replaced with a stowage area for two Red Arrow motif crash helmets. These are included, as are race suits and bespoke bomber jackets, a luggage set, car cover, build book and a scale model of both their car and a Hawk Red Arrow plane.

No mechanical changes have been made, so the Vanquish S’s 592bhp, 465lb ft V12 engine remains the same, as do the car’s 3.5sec 0-62mph time and 201mph tip speed.

Production is limited to ten cars, although the final car is to be gifted to the RAF Benevolent Fund, and the series was commissioned to the Q by Aston Martin initiative by Aston Martin Cambridge; the same branch which commissioned the 80 V12 Vantage S Spitfire 80 special edition cars last year, and the Vantage S Blades Edition.

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275not599 10 April 2017

I wanna wed one wivva white

I wanna wed one wivva white stwipe and the toy car and the toy plane and can I havva wed line on the tires and wed calipers and and cos I got lotsa money
Bullfinch 10 April 2017

Ugh.

This sort of thing is a disease which now affects all those marques which deliberately confuse exclusivity with expense and think anything overpriced is 'upmarket'.
xxxx 10 April 2017

Extras

Does it come with jump suit. Seriously sad way to sell cars!