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</p><p>Aston Martin unveiled Vantage GT12 Roadster, a one-off creation from 'Q by Aston Martin'. At the special request of an enthusiast of a customer with very deep pockets, the legendary bespoke department of Aston Martin took a Vantage GT12 Coupe (which itself is limited to just 100 models) and chopped the roof off it and made it look deadly awesome simply jaw dropper. Aston Martin - The specialist of perfection and style statement maker completed the project it in full 9 months. Carbon-fiber body panels have been used extensively to stiffen up the body and the suspension has been tweaked to allow the Roadster’s inevitably wobblier body to handle it all. The paint and trim on the GT12 Roadster is also bespoke, of course.</p><p>At the center underneath it has thumping 6.0L V12 engine that churns out 592BHP @ 7000RPM with a torque of 625Nm @ 5500RPM and is coupled to a 7-speed Sport-shift III transmission assembly. The engine is assembled with magnesium inlet manifolds with a revised geometry, a lightweight magnesium torque tube and a fully Titanium exhaust system. This produces a sound followed by many.</p><p>Dr. Andy Palmer, Aston Martin President and CEO, commented on the occasion, "The Vantage GT12 Roadster is a hugely exciting project. Not just because it's sensational to look at, but because it vividly demonstrates the expanded capabilities of Q by Aston Martin. By incorporating the exceptional engineering capabilities of Aston Martin Advanced Operations within the Q by Aston Martin bespoke commissioning service we have a truly formidable creative team."</p><p>It’s the first time, Aston Martin used all its experience and expertise as a car manufacturer to fulfill the imagination of a customer into reality. Though creating bespoke low-volume models is not something new for Aston Martin. In the history, it has created cars such as the Aston Martin Vulcan, Lagonda Taraf, and One-77. The two divisions of company that made this reality are the 'Q by Aston Martin' and Aston Martin Advanced Operations. Aston Martin stated that they are now ready to undertake more of such ambitious design and engineering projects from customers, one at a time of course.</p><p></p>