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Last April, Aston Martin took possession of the Royal St. Athan Armed Forces Base in South Wales. Soon, this will be the place chosen to start the construction of its new factory, where, among others, supercars such as the newest will be produced. dbx crossover, which will be presented in two years. Until then, we can say that the English brand is having a lot of free time to experiment and have a good time, especially if we judge by the video that we bring you today.
In it, two of the best drivers of the house sneak, together with their chief engineer, through the huge hangars and corridors of the complex until they come across a collection of Aston Martin valued at 65 million pounds (77M euros). Until the opening of the new factory, there is nothing better than taking a handful of supercars and leaving the keys in case the flies, you may have thought ...
And well thought out, because thanks to this we have the opportunity to see unrivaled shots of the brand's film classics such as DB5 or, its youngest successor, the DB10; Le Mans classics like DBR1 and even a pristine A3 (the oldest Aston Martin prototype) shown at the beginning of the video. Of course, expert drivers will not deprive themselves of the latest generation sports cars and circuit vehicles that are put to hand: Vulcan, Aston Martin One-77, a Valkirie or the very prototype of the DBX are used as a toy in a facility. prepared for it.
It is worth the viewing, even to see the cameo of the Toyota iQ-based Aston Martin Cygnet, a nice little egg that serves as a British joke in front of so many top-of-the-range machines.
