The day Clarkson and Hammond tricked James in to going 10 over. The Aston Martin DB4 GT Continuation prototype is a masterclass in “new-old” engineering, famously pushed to its limits by Jeremy Clarkson on a crumbling Spanish oval for The Grand Tour. Built by hand at the historic Newport Pagnell facility, this specific pre-production chassis serves as the bridge between 1959 racing heritage and modern precision performance. Despite Clarkson’s comedic struggles with its lack of windows and creature comforts, the car remains a multi-million dollar masterpiece of lightweight aluminum and straight-six power. As a track-only icon with a genuine TV pedigree, it stands as one of the most desirable “modern classics” ever produced by Aston Martin Works. Given its “track-only” legal status and lack of modern safety tech, would you prefer the raw, period-correct experience of this Continuation car or a modern supercar that you could actually drive to the grocery store? What are your thought...