Aston Martin Vantage AMV24 Special Editions Come With An Epic Perk

The new and much improved 2025 Aston Martin Vantage was revealed back in February of this year, and now it’s time for the first of several inevitable special editions. The new Aston Martin Vantage AMV24 Edition has been created to celebrate the victory earned by the Vantage GT3 at the Spa-Francorchamps race earlier this year, and only 24 examples will be made. But the rarity factor is arguably not even the coolest detail here, as each customer gets the opportunity to drive the iconic Belgian circuit on the weekend of next year’s 24 Hours of Spa race. Since this is a celebration of a motorsport achievement, each car will be finished in a theme that calls to mind Aston Martin racing liveries.

Q by Aston Martin Details

The base paint is called Podium Green, with Aston Martin Racing Lime accents applied to the vent surrounds, wing mirror caps, and the racing stripe along the length of the sports car. Q by Aston Martin has also finished areas of the lower and upper body in gloss black, while the 21-inch wheels are painted Satin Black, presumably to help hide any brake dust that may accumulate on the track.

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Despite its racy looks, however, there are no mechanical changes. To be fair, Aston Martin already threw the book at this Vantage. Its 4.0-liter twin-turbo V8 engine has been massaged to produce 656 horsepower and 590 lb-ft of torque, enabling a top speed of 202 mph. That’s proper supercar territory, and the 3.4-second sprint from 0-60 mph is not to be scoffed at either.

An Interior Bernd Mayländer Would Enjoy

Ever dreamed of leading the Formula 1 grid on its formation lap like Safety Car driver Bernd Mayländer? Just me? Anyway, the cabin of the AMV24 is missing all the telemetry and communications equipment from the 2024 F1 Safety Car, but it does have that car’s restrained approach to interior colorways – a simple Black leather base with narrow AMR Lime accent stitching and headrest embroidery.

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Those headrests get a special logo design from Q by Aston Martin, and there’s a small plaque on each door sill with the same motif. Overall, it’s a restrained but focused special edition that doesn’t go over the top yet remains distinctive, albeit not unique; Gaydon has already launched a DBX707 in a similar scheme. Sadly, you can’t have one – the AMV24 is exclusive to customers in continental Europe.