How Aston Martin builds the gorgeous One-77 supercar

by Laura Domela

…when Aston set out to build its radical One-77 flagship, it stepped away from its main manufacturing facility and constructed a small structure where it turned the assembly line concept upside down. Rather than move the car along a line as it’s constructed, there are seven workstations where craftsmen and parts revolve around each vehicle. The setup hews more closely to the golden age of bespoke coachbuilding than the brave new world of hyper-efficient mass-production. via Wired

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How Aston Martin builds the gorgeous One-77 supercar

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