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The Aston Martin Victor is a one-off custom body supercar based on the Aston Martin One-77.
Overview[]
The Aston Martin Victor is a one-off road-legal custom body supercar built by Q by Aston Martin, Aston Martin Lagonda's in-house personalisation division. It is named after Victor Gauntlett, the executive chairman of Aston Martin during the 1980s, widely credited for his efforts in dragging the automobile manufacturer out of perpetual financial trouble during his tenure.
The Aston Martin Victor's carbon bodywork is based on the One-77, incorporating round front headlights and overall styling cues reminiscent of the 1977 V8 Vantage, side exhausts, bumpers, and suspension from the track day Vulcan, LED tail lights inspired by the Valkyrie hypercar, and a development programme that uses computer fluid dynamic testing, resulting in the Victor producing more downforce at 100 mph than the 2008 Vantage GT4 race car despite weighing less than the One-77. The Victor is painted mainly in Pentland Green, a darker shade of green based on the green-on-tan coloration associated with classic British automobile racing. However, many of its lower body elements are satin-tinted carbon fiber.
The 7.3-liter V12 engine that powers the Aston Martin Victor is similar to the one found in the One-77, but has been further tuned by Cosworth for increased performance, producing 836 bhp (86 more than the One-77) and 606 lb⋅ft of torque (53 more than the One-77). Central to the Victor's drivetrain is its 6-speed manual gearbox, which makes it the most powerful Aston Martin car ever made with manual transmission. The Victor's four Brembo CMM-R carbon ceramic disc brakes give it a stopping power similar to GT3 race cars.
Because of its highly exclusive and one-off nature, there are no official performance figures for the Aston Martin Victor and its cost price is unknown. However, as the Victor is based on the One-77, its performance and cost is believed to be similar to the latter in many respects.
Asphalt Legends Unite (formerly Asphalt 9: Legends)[]
The Aston Martin Victor was added in the European Season Update as a mid Class A car with the following rank statistics:
- Stock rank: 2,950 (
70) 
rank: 3,118- rank: 3,323 ( 23)
- rank: 3,512 ( 27)
- rank: 3,761 ( 36)
- rank: 4,010 ( 52)
- rank: 4,255 ( 59)
A grand total of 
32,207,600 is required to fully upgrade the Aston Martin Victor from its stock rank: 19,407,600 for all upgrades, 1,920,000 to apply all uncommon import parts, 3,200,000 to apply all rare import parts, and 7,680,000 to apply all epic import parts.
Performance[]
At its stock rank, the Aston Martin Victor has a top speed rating of exactly 360—identical to the Peugeot Onyx—an above average acceleration stat (70.30), and average handling and nitro stats (54.85 and 47.57 respectively). The Victor takes a considerable amount of time to accelerate to its full speed, but it is able to go around bends and corners while still retaining much of its speed. It also has a decent drift radius.
The Aston Martin Victor's upgrades give the greatest increases to both handling and nitro, while providing the least improvements to top speed. Even with extensive upgrades, the Victor's acceleration still remains somewhat sluggish, although this is partially countered by its improved handling and nitro efficiency. With all upgrades, the Victor's top speed rating of 371.4 is higher than many other Class B and A cars, with notable exceptions being the Apollo N, McLaren 570S Spider, McLaren F1 LM, and Aston Martin Valhalla.
Usage[]
The Aston Martin Victor was required to complete a goal in Career Mode's European Season (requirement removed in the Carnival Rush Update). Due to its high speed, good handling, and high nitro efficiency, the Victor is also useful in World Series multiplayer once it is available in Platinum League; this is especially so if it has been upgraded.
Availability[]
Up to 7 blueprints for the Aston Martin Victor could be obtained with the Free Pass during European Season upon completing the season goals in each episode. However, the initial primary method of obtaining blueprints for the Victor was through purchase of the Legend Pass during the season, which costs real money; at Tier 50, the Legend Pass gave 113 blueprints which, combined with the blueprints obtained from completing all season goals, would be enough to unlock the Victor and star it up to 
; additional blueprints were only obtainable through limited-time offers in the Legend Shop that either cost real money or were available for purchase with 
tokens after the Legend Pass was purchased.
Following the conclusion of European Season, blueprints for the Aston Martin Victor could be obtained from its Legend Pass-exclusive Car Hunt during the Festive Season Update. Subsequently, its blueprints were first made available to all players from season-exclusive packs available during the 2023 Lunar New Year Season. From the 2023 European Season Update onwards, the Victor's blueprints could be obtained from its non-exclusive Car Hunt, held at irregular intervals.
Asphalt 8: Airborne[]
The Aston Martin Victor was added in the Eighth Anniversary Update as a high Class A car with the following statistics:
- Starting rank: 1438
- PRO rank: 1771 (+233)
- Tuning Kit bonus: +53
- Nitro Efficiency: 6.5/10.5/14.5
Performance & Usage[]
The Victor features a good handling and drifting, but mediocre acceleration and average nitro efficiency. Care should be taken at the start of the race, as this car is proned to be knocked down by faster accelerating cars, such as the Aston Martin One-77, Bugatti Veyron 16.4 Super Sport, Chevrolet Camaro SS Independence Edition, with the One-77 and the Camaro IE are commonly present in the A1768 ~A1772bracket.
Price & availability[]
The Aston Martin Victor was originally obtainable by reaching Tier 8 in its Festival.
The Victor was obtainable again in the following events:
- Aston Martin V12 Speedster Festival by reaching Tier 14 with the Premium upgrade. Players who already own the car would win 8x Wild Card - Superb instead.
- its Car Hunt by reaching Tier 15 or Tier 1 with the premium upgrade. Players who already owned the car would get 15x Wild Card - Epic instead.
- Top-Up Event by reaching Level 11 that was available between January 29 - February 11, 2025. Players who already owned the car would get 1x Master Key - Epic instead.
- 2025-04-11 Easter Cup by finishing within Top 3%. Players who already owned the car and finished within Top 3% would get 3x Direct Upgrade - Class S instead.
Upgrades[]
Between the Eighth Anniversary Update and the Ninth Anniversary Update, upgrades require 55 of each 
Epic Tires, 
Epic Suspension, 
Epic Drivetrain, and 
Epic Exhaust, 60 
Epic Engine, 60 
Epic Tech, 160 
Aston Martin Victor Kit, and 
6,696,000.
Between the Gangstar Season Update and the 2023 Holiday Update, upgrades require 55 of each Epic Tires, Epic Suspension, Epic Drivetrain, and Epic Exhaust, 60 Epic Engine, 60 Epic Tech, 160 Aston Martin Victor Kit, and 8,800,000.
During the 2024 Spring Update, upgrades require 45 of each Epic Tires, Epic Suspension, Epic Drivetrain, and Epic Exhaust, 20 Epic Engine, 20 Epic Tech, 160 Aston Martin Victor Kit, and 8,800,000.
As of the Mercedes Season Update, upgrades require 40 of each Epic Tires, Epic Suspension, Epic Drivetrain, and Epic Exhaust, 160 Aston Martin Victor Kit, and 8,000,000.
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