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1989 Maserati 430 - The Dogleg Manual BiTurbo V6 (POV Binaural Audio)

Up for grabs: One-77 for sale!

It is not too late to purchase one of Aston Martin’s 77 supercars. In fact, you still have the chance to own the last Aston Martin One-77. According to Mark J. Tillman, Aston Martin manager at Aston Martin Tampa Bay, there is still one pre-built, new Aston Martin One-77 available for purchase. It is one of the five to eight cars slotted for the United States, and he does not expect it to last long. Being the last One-77 doesn’t make it number 77 of 77. As collector cars usually go, the first and last are always the ones that grow in value the most quickly, so those were the first to be snatched up when Aston Martin sold the build numbers individually.
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