Welcome to a modern version of the V8 Vantage-based RHAM/1 Muncher' Le Mans racer. Keen Aston Martin enthusiasts will have already amassed a certain level of familiarity with this brand new car, because of course it looks just like the gloriously bonkers Aston Martin Victor we saw in 2020.
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