Aston Martin Bulldog breaks 200 mph barrier
Took 44 years
In 1979, Aston Martin unveiled the concept car Bulldog. The idea was to produce between 15 and 25 examples, but the project was deemed too expensive and only one was ever made. It was claimed that the car would reach speeds of over 200 mph, but this was never proven. Now, 44 years later, it has been achieved. At the former Royal Naval Air Station in Campbeltown, Argyll, the car reached a top speed of 205.4 mph. However, before this, the car underwent a 1 1/2 year renovation, taking 7000 hours. Behind the wheel was Le Mans winner Darren Turner.
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0Bobby Green
fre. 9 jun 2023, 20:00
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