When you are commissioning an engineering masterpiece designed by Formula 1 legend Adrian Newey, budget is rarely a concern. But a recently listed 2022 Aston Martin Valkyrie puts hypercar option pricing into shocking perspective.Showcased in a recent social media post by Classic Driver, chassis number 063 has hit the market via Girardo & Co., and its spec sheet is nothing short of eye-watering. The original owner spent over £200,000 (roughly $257,000) purely on Aston Martin's "Q" Ultimate Personalisation program.The most staggering line item? A set of Magnesium Performance Wheels finished in Q Satin Silver with Gulf Orange centers that cost an incredible £40,000. To put that into perspective, you could walk into a BMW dealership today and drive off the lot in a brand-new, entry-level 3 Series sedan for the exact same price as this hypercar's rims.AdvertisementAdvertisementThe jaw-dropping wheels are just one piece of this Valkyrie's bespoke puzzle. Being the 63rd of only 150 coupés ever built, the original buyer opted for a stunning graduated paint scheme. The front of the carbon-fiber bodywork begins in Titanium Silver before seamlessly fading into Skyfall Silver at the rear—a subtle nod to Aston Martin's James Bond cinematic heritage.The hypercar is accented with bold Gulf Orange graphics, including the front "lipstick," upper suspension shrouds, and the cantrail. Inside the Le Mans Prototype-style cabin, the Gulf Orange theme continues with six-point harnesses, door pulls, and bespoke "California Poppy" stitching contrasting against the Pure Black and Grey Alcantara.Image Credit: classicdriverBarely Driven, Ready for the TrackSitting behind the driver is a naturally aspirated 6.5-liter Cosworth V12. Weighing just 206 kilograms, this bespoke powerplant revs to an ear-splitting 11,100 rpm. When paired with the Rimac-developed hybrid system, the Valkyrie puts 1,150 horsepower directly to the rear wheels.AdvertisementAdvertisementDespite packing Formula 1 levels of performance and downforce, this specific Valkyrie has barely stretched its legs. The listing confirms the car has accumulated a mere 415 miles since it was delivered in June 2022.Now fully serviced and covered entirely in paint-protection film, chassis 063 is looking for a second owner bold enough to actually put some heat cycles into those £40,000 wheels.