It's green - very. This is The Aston Martin Vantage V12 race car is Terrifying and impressive, a well-known brand car that turned into a speed monster,  with a design that is really interesting and really cool to make this  car really looks cool and amazing. That's not green as in the  environmental sense either, as anything with 12 cylinders, a 6.0-litre  capacity and 510bhp isn't going to please the tree huggers. The V12 Vantage looks every inch the racing car.
Fitted  to the squat proportions of the Vantage the aero kit gives this V12  some serious presence. With its deep, punctured front wings, Plexiglas  side screens and some serious looking brakes behind the alloy wheels  equipped with track rubber, this V12 Vantage demands respect.There's none of the twitchiness you might expect, the Aston Martin Sport Cars Green Vantage V12 Race Car  feeling utterly planted and supremely composed. There's the small issue  of manual gear changing, but when the gearbox is so delightfully crisp  (and devoid of the ridiculously proportioned gear knob of the road car)  and the pedals so perfectly positioned heel-and-toe downshifts are as  easy as they come.
With entry speeds getting faster and faster,  the speed this car can carry through the bends is immense. The track is  damp, but the sticky wet race tyres reveal just how compromised even  the best road tyres are. There's masses of grip, the traction too is  incredible, so the Aston Martin Sport Cars Green Vantage V12 Race Car  can use its prodigious power despite the conditions. It's all remarkably  easy too, the aerodynamics adding to the Vantage's stability, even in  slower speed corners.The brakes are amazing; with every lap braking can be left later and pushed harder, the Vantage  washing off its easily gained speed with zero fuss. Blipping the  throttle while doing so and shifting down the manual 'box is a real  pleasure, both physically and aurally as each flex of the foot has the V12 flaring up its revs with a glorious sound.
We  always thought racing cars were edgy, tricky to drive monsters, but  quite the reverse is true - indeed compared to the road version on the  same track the racecar is an absolute cinch to drive fast. But  then this is its natural habitat, yet the evolutionary process to allow  it to work so well here is relatively straightforward. It never fails to  amaze us how much additional performance can be gained by some tweaked  suspension, lower weight, proper tyres and some clever aero kit. Aston  Martin Sport Cars Green Vantage V12 Race Car is an impressive road car,  but it's also an awesome racecar. 
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