Key Takeaways

• The Aston Martin Valkyrie is a hypercar with a $3.5 million price tag.
• This one is just 39 Bitcoin, which is about $2.73 million.
• It’s currently located in the Netherlands, but worldwide delivery is available.

The Aston Martin Valkyrie is a hypercar that debuted in 2022 and sits in a unique class of ultra-exclusive vehicles. It comes with a matching ultra-high price of $3,500,000, making it far too expensive for most budgets. You’ll be happy to hear that your chance to get one for just 39 Bitcoin has arrived.

Before you get too excited, let’s do a little math. A single Bitcoin is worth about $70,000, so the total cost for getting this Valkyrie is around $2,730,000. That’s a pretty good discount, but it’s still an outrageous amount of money to spend on a car. Don’t worry, there are plenty of affordable cars out there with beefy V8 engines to get your blood pumping if that price is too high.

Head to the Netherlands

According to the listing, this left-hand drive Valkyrie is in the Netherlands. To ease any worries that it doesn’t exist, the seller was asked to provide a picture of the car with a current newspaper. They complied and snapped a pic of the paper sitting under the hood right next to the VIN.

The vehicle is not registered, but it does come with a Certificate of Conformity. Once the purchase is made, the seller will send a partner from Germany to assist with the sale. Proof of funds is required and the buyer’s wallet address once the sale is agreed upon.

Is It Real?

If you’re thinking you might be the buyer they’re looking for, here are a few details to help you make the decision. This is a 2022 model year Valkyrie, which is when it debuted. It features a 1,139-horsepower hybrid V12 engine with a top speed of 220 mph. F1 driver Max Verstappen has one and takes it out regularly, so if it’s good enough for him, you’re probably going to like it, too. Roughly 150 units were built, so even without it being outrageously expensive, chances are good there won’t be many on the road in your neighborhood.

It looks legit, but you never really know and that’s a heck of a lot of money if it turns out to be a ruse. We’d advise taking a trip over to the Netherlands to set eyes on the Aston first. If it doesn’t work out, you can always head to Amsterdam and enjoy some bitterballen.