Typically, a 2022 Aston Martin DMS Superleggera Coupe might seem like yesterday’s news. While it remains an exceptional twin-turbo V12 super grand tourer with the allure of a Bond film, newer models often steal the spotlight. However, what sets this particular example apart is the team currently selling it.
This BS Superleggera was traded for one of Velocity Restoration’s highly sought-after professionally-built restomods. Located in Cantonment, Florida, Velocity Restoration operates out of a 135,000-square-foot facility near Pensacola.
They specialize in transforming iconic American rides from the 60s and 70s into modern masterpieces, completing the process in as little as 14 weeks.
With an unmatched turnaround time, their shop is considered a haven for classic car enthusiasts, especially those who fancy Broncos, Blazers, F-Series trucks, and Mustangs.
Trade-in evaluations are solely at Velocity’s discretion, with previous examples including an early 2020s Dodge Challenger SRT Demon. This flexibility comes with a price tag ranging from $300,000 to $400,000, depending on customer preferences and model year.
Having visited Velocity’s shop and test-driven their Mustang and K5 Blazer restomods, we can confidently attest that trading in a modern Aston Martin for one of their creations is a seamless transition without compromising on refinement or quality. Priced at $279,900 before taxes and fees, with an additional bill of at least $20,000 upon trade-in acceptance, the investment is unquestionably worthwhile.