- "This handsome supercar was limited to 77 units, and could very well be the most desirable British car ever."
- ―In-game catch text for the car, from GT7's car collection
The Aston Martin One-77 '11 is a supercar produced by Aston Martin. It appears in Gran Turismo 6, Gran Turismo Sport, and Gran Turismo 7. As the name implies, only 77 units were produced.
Colors[]
Six colors are available for this car:
- White Pearl
- Volcano Red
- Bridgewater Bronze
- Villa D'Este Blue
- Spirit Grey
- Black Pearl
Description[]
- "This beauty may be one of the most exquisite road cars Aston Martin ever produced! The One-77 is much loved for its bold and beautiful proportions... As well as its full carbon fiber monocoque chassis... And its pushrod suspension, which is typical of race cars. Last but not least...it sports a naturally aspirated V12 engine that's capable of 749.5 BHP! With a production limited to 77 cars, the One-77 is a true collector's item."
- ―In-game description of the car, from GT7's Brand Central
"A 77-car limited edition model from Aston Martin."
In the autumn of 2008, a camouflaged mockup of a car was displayed at the Aston Martin booth in the Paris Motor Show. This announced the development of what was to be a 77-car run on its new, ultra-exclusive, limited edition flagship. The fully rendered design of this model, appropriately dubbed the One-77, was shown at the spring 2009 Geneva Motor Show, and a production version followed soon after.
While it retains the handsome image of models such as the DB9 and DBS, its styling has been greatly modified both in shape and aerodynamics. At first glance, it may appear to be just a heavily modified production car; but in reality, the One-77 is a special model that has been newly developed, completely, from the ground up.
The chassis was developed together with Cosworth, based on the conventional 6-liter V12, and its 7,312 cc of displacement creates the most power – a whopping 749 BHP/553.3 lb-ft – of any normally aspirated engine to date. Aston's and Cosworth's collaboration also resulted in reducing engine size by 25 percent, thereby allowing it to be mounted 3 inches lower than most other V12 engines and nearly 10 inches behind the front axle. This greatly contributes to the agility of its handling and cornering performance.
The price tag was announced at £1.2 million in the UK ($1.9 million in the US), but all 77 cars sold out in just the one year since the start of its delivery in the beginning of 2011.
Acquisition[]
| Game | Purchase location | Credits | Other methods |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gran Turismo 6 | Aston Martin Dealership | 1,320,000 | --- |
| Gran Turismo Sport | Aston Martin Brand Central | 1,320,000 | --- |
| Gran Turismo 7 | Aston Martin Brand Central (with invitation) | 1,320,000 | --- |
Trivia[]
- Hot Wheels released a scale-model version of the car as part of the Gran Turismo Series line of die-cast cars.
- In the early versions of GT Sport, the car's transmission type had been incorrectly treated as automatic, but it was corrected to semi-automatic in version 1.45.
- However in GT7, it was reverted back to automatic again.