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Test Drive Unlimited 2 Trailer Takes Rare Aston Martin For A Spin
Test Drive Unlimited 2 is all about living the life of someone who owns a bunch of awesome cars and has the money and time to race people day and night when they aren't chilling in their mansions. If that sounds like the way you'd like to spend your time, then you're probably also the person who's going to be excited that the game features the Aston Martin One-77.
Developer Eden Studios is putting a lot of different elements into the game, from mansions you can furnish yourself to customizable races to fully modeled car showrooms. Car enthusiasts will be pleased to know that the Aston Martin One-77 is in the game, and Eden has put together this trailer featuring a car so rare, there will only be 77 made.
Test Drive Unlimited 2 comes out for the PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, and PC on September 21. For more on the game, check out our hands-on time with the game from E3.
A couple of things to know about the Aston Martin One-77:
Engine
- Front mid-mounted 7.3 liter, naturally aspirated V12
- Capable of more than 700 bhp
- Max torque of over 553 lb/ft
- Max speed of over 220 mph
Transmission
- Rear mid-mounted, six-speed automated manual with asm/ssm electro-hydraulic control system
Chassis
- Two-door, two-seat sports coupe
- Carbon fiber monocoque body structure
- Hand-crafted aluminum exterior body panels
- Active aerodynamics with deployable rear spoiler
Suspension & Brakes
- Front and rear pushrod-actuated suspension
- Carbon ceramic braking system
- Dynamic stability control and traction control system
Here's a look at the car in action
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