OK, now this is totally unfair. The Aston Martin One-77 is limited to only 77 units, but when only one customer gets 10 of them, it makes it impossible to have a chance to buy one. Not that we had that chance. Of course the buyer is from Middle East (where else!) and apparently he bought the cars for "The Family."

When the customer made his demand (10 cars delivered by September), you can imagine that the guys from Aston Martin said this might be impossible. But a cheque of $23,000,000 made it more than possible (as a refresher an One-77 costs $1,4 million).

Oh, and apparently there’s more. There is another guy who asked for two One-77: one to drive and one to hang on the wall as a piece of art.

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If the first guy adopts me, do you think there's a chance I could get one as a present ?

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WOW that is ridiculous! I am shocked that they let one person buy that many of them. That is a little "much" if you ask me...

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If you ask me, getting 9M$ as tip isn't that easy to deny, especially in these financial times...

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You pay me and extra 9 million for anything I'll let you buy it... He just bought them an extra production line.

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Got the money.. why not buy all 77? that would be a trippy garage

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Then sell them all for 3 million each since you'd completely control the market

You could be the unfckwthable unfckwthable.

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Damn.

more than 3, bid the shiite out of those!

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Very true!

I am just thinking from a different point of view. It would make sense for Aston Martin to sell them around the world to major collectors rather than 10 to 1 person. However the $9,000,000 tip makes it very easy to do so.

Either way what is done is done

Kudos to the guy who bought them and Aston for making them!

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