Aston Martin Has an 800hp Vulcan Super Car That Throws Flames [VIDEO]
Feb 26, 2015 20:50
Aston Martin just upped the ante in their latest Vulcan supercar. It will be unveiled at the Geneva Auto Show next week and has a sticker price of $2.33 million. Also, it throws flames. Say what?
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