In the world of million-dollar supercars, there’s a growing appreciation for those who do more than just park their prized possessions in climate-controlled garages. While owning an automotive masterpiece is undoubtedly a symbol of prestige and luxury, the true essence of these incredible machines lies in their ability to be driven, be it daily or as hobby cars during the weekends. It seems that Aston Martin understands this sentiment and is on a mission to encourage owners of the Valkyrie to unleash the beast on the tarmac rather than merely keeping it as a collectible.<\/p>\n
“Ultimately it\u2019s up to the customer what they do,\u201d says Marek Reichman, Aston Martin’s creative boss, in a recent interview with Top Gear<\/em>. “If they want to buy a Valkyrie and stick it in a museum, great. But you want to hear and see them. You want to look at Instagram feeds of Valkyries driving through tunnels. That\u2019s why we make them. You want people to enjoy them.\u201d<\/p>\n Reichman’s words strike at the core of what sets supercars apart from mere works of art. They are meant to be dynamic, to engage the senses, and to provide an unmatched driving experience. While museums may house beautiful sculptures, the road is where supercars truly come to life. And Aston Martin has been heartened by the Valkyrie owners who have embraced the spirit of driving.<\/p>\n Gallery: Aston Martin Valkyrie <\/h3>\n
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