Customer deliveries of the Aston Martin Valhalla only started a few months ago, and already one collector in the United States has decided it’s time to resell a pair. The collector is entrepreneur Milton Verret, and both of his Valhallas will be sold at next month’s Monterey Car Week.

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There’s no word on why Verret is selling them, but he likely thinks he can turn a handy little profit. In May, the first known Valhalla to go to public auction sold for $2.2 million, an exceptional result given its MSRP of $1.47 million. Evidently, people are willing to pay a hefty premium to get behind the wheel of Aston Martin’s latest flagship.

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The first of the two Valhallas being sold by Mecum next month is painted in Ultra Yellow and contrasted with a black roof and exposed carbon fiber elements. It had an MSRP of $1,277,200 and includes more than $217,000 in options. Among these options are the $21,000 and $43,200 Satin 2×2 twill carbon fiber upper- and lower-exterior packages, as well as the Satin 2×2 twill carbon fiber seats and trim, worth $23,100.

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Like the exterior, the interior is bold. It’s dominated by Oxford Tan semi-aniline leather with yellow embroidery and plenty of carbon fiber. A look at the digital instrument cluster reveals the car has been driven just 196 miles (315 km).

White On Orange

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The second Valhalla being sold from Verret’s collection is painted Speedway White and had an MSRP of $1,214,822 with over $151,500 in options. Bizarrely, it too has been driven exactly 196 miles (315 km), but eschews many of the other car’s exposed exterior carbon in favor of painted parts.

While the exterior is a little more restrained, the same can’t be said about the cabin. It is dominated by California Poppy orange and Onyx Black leather as part of a $14,400 option package. As you’d imagine, there’s also plenty of carbon fiber.

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