The very first hand-built Aston Martin DBS 770 Ultimate has been put to auction, raising more than $1,080,000 for Action Innocence, an organisation that combats the spread of child pornography on the internet.
The car took centre stage at a glittering auction in Gstaad, Switzerland, after having been donated by Aston Martin Lagonda, where it was said to have become the star lot as bids raced beyond initial estimates. The online safety foundation raised more than a total of $5.79 million at the event.
The special model sold at charity auction is in Aston Martin's Ultramarine Black paint, with Trophy Silver livery touches and a Q by Aston Martin Cote d'Azure Blue interior.
Billed as a ferocious farewell to Aston Martin's Super GT flagship, the DBS 770 Ultimate is the most powerful production Aston Martin ever made and built in strictly limited numbers, with all examples of the highly desirable model already sold at its reveal.
The car took centre stage at a glittering auction in Gstaad, Switzerland, after having been donated by Aston Martin Lagonda, where it was said to have become the star lot as bids raced beyond initial estimates. The online safety foundation raised more than a total of $5.79 million at the event.
The special model sold at charity auction is in Aston Martin's Ultramarine Black paint, with Trophy Silver livery touches and a Q by Aston Martin Cote d'Azure Blue interior.
Billed as a ferocious farewell to Aston Martin's Super GT flagship, the DBS 770 Ultimate is the most powerful production Aston Martin ever made and built in strictly limited numbers, with all examples of the highly desirable model already sold at its reveal.
