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Usually, car collectors are happy with acquiring one or two models once in a while when the opportunity arises, but this unwritten rule is not available for every collector out there. Some, for example, want seven bespoke cars at once.
We've had our fair share of stories talking about eccentric collectors and their fascinating garages, but one German businessman managed to make himself noticed when he commissioned the Q by Aston Martin team to develop the individual ‘One of Seven’ Vanquish sports cars for himself, and six fellow sports car aficionados.
Wait, what happened to the habit of buying beer for all your friends on a Friday night at the pub? Nevermind that, we're talking about seven bespoke Aston Martin Vanquish models with "exclusive exterior finish that sees multiple layers of carbon fibre cleverly interwoven to a perfectly smooth finish – a result that required Aston Martin to develop an entirely new addition to its manufacturing process – the seven Vanquish are sure to become collectors’ items in years to come."
Also, the Q division applied classy finishing touches to the car's exterior, such as elements of exposed carbon and satin Jet Black paint finish. Inside, there's diamond quilting on the seats, machined carbon Aston Martin wings badges and other bling-blingish inserts worthy of a collector's garage.
The seven Aston Martin coupés were ordered by car enthusiast and businessman Markus Storck. He is currently the founder and head of German hi-tech bicycle manufacturer Storck Bikes, and we've got to hand it out to you, truly knows how to keep his friends close.
Wait, what happened to the habit of buying beer for all your friends on a Friday night at the pub? Nevermind that, we're talking about seven bespoke Aston Martin Vanquish models with "exclusive exterior finish that sees multiple layers of carbon fibre cleverly interwoven to a perfectly smooth finish – a result that required Aston Martin to develop an entirely new addition to its manufacturing process – the seven Vanquish are sure to become collectors’ items in years to come."
Also, the Q division applied classy finishing touches to the car's exterior, such as elements of exposed carbon and satin Jet Black paint finish. Inside, there's diamond quilting on the seats, machined carbon Aston Martin wings badges and other bling-blingish inserts worthy of a collector's garage.
The seven Aston Martin coupés were ordered by car enthusiast and businessman Markus Storck. He is currently the founder and head of German hi-tech bicycle manufacturer Storck Bikes, and we've got to hand it out to you, truly knows how to keep his friends close.
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