Discover Aston Martin Valhalla For $1.2 Million

If this list is doable, is Valhalla worth $1.2 million? In some ways, it is. Valkyrie is sold out, and even without it the price is more than double. While technically legal, it seems ill-advised to drive that car unless it is highly trained and in perfect condition. The Valhalla looks like a much more livable car, but it doesn’t lack performance at all.

Dealers mention a top speed of 217 mph, a dry weight of less than 3,417 pounds, an electric range of 9 miles and a lap time of 6:30 on the Nürburgring. If those performance numbers are accurate, the Valhalla would serve as the flagship of many other car companies, despite being his second-fastest model in Aston’s lineup. Barring any further delays, Valhalla production will start next year in his 2023, and the owner will receive the car in his 2024.