Why it matters
Its form connects the DBR1 and DB3S tradition with modern materials and bespoke commissioning. The open cockpit and individual body give it a different purpose from the closed Valour and One-77.
Collector Profile: Low-volume Q coachbuilt programme
Aston Martin DBR22
The DBR22 reinterprets Aston Martin’s open-cockpit sports-racing heritage through a contemporary V12-powered, two-seat coachbuilt design developed by Q by Aston Martin.
MarqueAston Martin
EraIntroduced 2022
Collector contextLow-volume Q coachbuilt programme
Rarity & context
The factory introduction described an ultra-exclusive production programme without stating a precise total. Any numerical rarity claim and the status of a particular car should be confirmed directly against factory documentation.
Collector perspective
DBR22 is selected for its combination of heritage reference and contemporary coachwork. Practical use, weather exposure and registration should be discussed alongside the visual appeal of the original commission.
Private Acquisition
Atelier Grand Slam considers buyer mandates relating to the Aston Martin DBR22. A mandate initiates a targeted search and does not imply that a specific example is currently available. Any potential acquisition remains subject to owner willingness, provenance and condition verification, legal and financial diligence, and mutually acceptable transaction terms.
Seller enquiries are considered under a separate, agreed mandate. This editorial profile does not represent a car currently offered for sale.
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