When Aston Martin debuted the AMB 001 motorcycle, in conjunction with the legendary Brough Superior nameplate, a handful of years ago, I was stunned. The bike was gorgeous, the pedigree was impeccable, and it had a freakin' turbocharged V-twin that sounded bananas. It also had a staggering asking price of $119,000.
And that was just for the regular version. There was also a Pro model, which upped the price to nearly $200,000.
