At the 2017 Geneva Motor Show, Aston Martin revealed the AMR Pro model as a new addition to the ever-expanding Vantage line.
The AMR Pro is designed to be a "civilian" accessible race car and to slot under the Vulcan track car.
The AMR Pro features many design traits from both the Vantage GT3 and GTE race cars, including a massive rear wing, larger front splitter, and exposed carbon fibre.
It also features unique styling touches like a black mesh grille and unique black wheels.
The AMR Pro uses a variant of the GT4 race car's V8 racing engine, and it puts out 500 bhp (373 kW; 507 PS).
Only seven Vantage AMR Pro were built.
At the 2017 Geneva Motor Show, Aston Martin revealed the AMR Pro model as a new addition to the ever-expanding Vantage line. The AMR Pro is designed to be a "civilian" accessible race car and to slot under the Vulcan track car. The AMR Pro features many design traits from both the Vantage GT3 and GTE race cars, including a massive rear wing, larger front splitter, and exposed carbon fibre. It also features unique styling touches like a black mesh grille and unique black wheels. The AMR Pro uses a variant of the GT4 race car's V8 racing engine, and it puts out 500 bhp (373 kW; 507 PS). Only seven Vantage AMR Pro were built.
Aston Martin Vantage (2005)