The Aston Martin V12 Speedster is new for 2021 as a limited-production niche super sports car. As you can probably guess from the headlights, this car is based on the Vantage, but it's something of a monster a la Frankenstein's creation. The engine is from the DBS Superleggera and the Speedster has had most of the front end of the DBS grafted on to fit the power plant. The DB11's gearbox is fitted, along with the mechanical limited-slip differential from the DBS. So while this thing may be part Vantage Roadster, it's essentially a Lego build of all Aston's current range of sports car offerings. Inspiration comes from past models too, including the One-77 and the Le Mans-winning DBR1, although these forebears only lend styling elements to this special edition, of which only 88 examples will be built. As it unsurprisingly does not meet regulations for road use in the US, buyers can only use this car under a Show & Display permit or on private roads and tracks.