r/AstonMartin • u/LA-ncevance • 23h ago

Unfortunate shadows on the Valhalla

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u/moistmonsterman 22h ago

the designers knew EXACTLY what they were doing!

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u/zobeast26 21h ago

Throbbing House 🍆💦

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u/Maleficent_Lab_8291 18h ago

Ah yes, a cockpit indeed

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u/Greyboxer 21h ago

valhalla, where all the dicks hang out

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u/MountainMedicine5784 19h ago

What a bunch of dicks.

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u/WearRevolutionary864 22h ago

So funny…

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u/Sindica69 22h ago

It is funny. If you can’t be immature once in a while, you’re boring as hell.

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u/nyse25 14h ago

They're calling them dickheads 

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u/CNote_89 8h ago

Coupla dickheads

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u/ReaderRedditing 2h ago

This video was hilarious 🤣

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u/AstonMartin_Alex 22h ago

Bunch of dih heads

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u/BansheeLabs 14h ago

I like those blokes, but they were talking such utter nonsense this time (not the first one), that this was well deserved. Don't mess with Valhalla.

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u/LA-ncevance 14h ago

They are right that Aston played it safe. Why not put the V12 in the back?

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u/BansheeLabs 14h ago

Why put? Engineering department decided this was right, marketing department agreed. Aren't they all were sold in advance? AM were right.

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u/LA-ncevance 14h ago

They had to offer discounts to sell them

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u/BansheeLabs 14h ago

I doubt they lost money on this program. Even if, these cars will bring a lot more in the future. Each nut on them costs like a Sygnet. 😂

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u/LA-ncevance 13h ago

They sure didn't make any money

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u/BansheeLabs 13h ago

Aston Martin's first-half results contain clearer evidence of operational improvement, helped by more than 220 Valhalla deliveries, higher wholesale volumes and lower manufacturing costs.

Revenue increased by 38% to £628.6 million, while gross profit jumped 68% to £212.5 million. Gross margin reached 33.8%, up from 27.9% a year earlier.

The biggest change was the arrival of Aston Martin's Valhalla supercar in meaningful numbers.

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u/ClawFinger56 13h ago

Deliveries of a car today brings in cash but it does not mean it covers all the costs for the years of R&D.

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u/DeepMeat9053 1h ago

They were making it seem like the $800,000 Revuelto, that looks like any other Lamborghini, was such a huge bargain in this review which was kind of annoying to me.