Only 137 Aston Martin X-Packs were ever built, and the Oscar India is a prime example of the performance, handsome good looks and luxury these GTs are known for. The exterior of the 1988 Aston Martin V8 Vantage ‘X-Pack’ is dominated by a large air dam and solid front grille — both features that add to its look of powerful masculinity.
The 5.3-liter V8 packs in 432 horsepower and can break the 200 mile-per-hour speed barrier. An engine of this caliber requires high-performance parts like a larger intake manifold and valves, 4 dual-barrel carburetors from Weber, and Cosworth high-compression pistons.
It should come as no surprise that the interior of this Aston Martin is every bit as luxurious as the outside. The cabin is outfitted with pristine white leather accentuated by red piping which matches the scarlet paint job. A polished wooden steering wheel and plenty of other ligneous ornaments create a warm and welcoming environment for the lucky driver of this powerful and refined piece of history.