Utah Aston Martin Valkyrie owner takes the ultimate hypercar out for a spin with some very unusual passengers in the back

Taking a multimillion-dollar Aston Martin Valkyrie hypercar out for a drive is exciting enough, but imagine sharing the ride with a couple of farm animal passengers.

That’s exactly what Supercar Ron decided to do, taking his $4.5 million supercar out in some seriously snowy weather.

The unusual passengers even got to enjoy the experience with the roof down.

The adventure ended with one tiny passenger getting a very fitting name inspired by the car itself.

The Aston Martin Valkyrie got some seriously unexpected passengers

Ron initially wanted to take a monkey along for the ride in his Aston Martin Valkyrie supercar, but finding one to rent in Utah proved difficult.

Instead, he headed to Ivy Acres, a farm in Grantsville, Utah, where he met S’mores, a pygmy goat, and her adorable three-week-old baby.

The farm is home to all sorts of animals, including kangaroos, capybaras, camels and foxes, but it was the goats that ended up stealing the show.

Before loading the animals into the Valkyrie Spider, the team made sure to protect the expensive interior with blankets and absorbent pads.

And they had good reason to be careful.

The car’s cabin is built around a lightweight carbon-fiber structure, while its powerful engine and race-inspired engineering make it a rather unusual place for a couple of farm animals to hang out.

Still, the goats appeared to take the whole thing in their stride as they settled into the passenger area for their snowy adventure.

The $4.5 million hypercar took on a snowstorm with goats on board

The timing could hardly have been more dramatic.

After enjoying sunny weather the previous day, the team found themselves facing one of the biggest snowstorms of the year in Utah.

Fortunately, the Valkyrie was fitted with dedicated snow tires, giving Ron more confidence as he carefully took the car onto the roads.

Despite having around 1,200 horsepower and rear-wheel drive, the hypercar reportedly felt surprisingly planted on the slippery surfaces.

Ron even compared its performance with his Pagani, explaining that the Valkyrie felt much more secure in the snow.

Meanwhile, the goats were along for the ride as the unusual road trip unfolded.

The YouTuber admitted that driving the open-top hypercar through a snowstorm with two goats was among the most ridiculous things the team had ever done.

But the experience was clearly worth it, with Ron enthusiastically encouraging other Valkyrie owners to get their cars out and enjoy them in different conditions.

The baby goat got a name inspired by the hypercar

Once the drive was over, the team had another important decision to make: what to call the adorable baby goat?

The answer was Aston, a fitting name for a little animal that had just enjoyed a ride in one of the most extraordinary cars on the planet.

Ron even declared her the team’s new mascot, suggesting that this probably wouldn’t be the last time the goats and hypercars crossed paths.

The adventure was especially memorable because it was the Valkyrie’s final drive before being sent back to New York for a full service ahead of an upcoming high-speed event.

For Aston, though, it was quite the introduction to the world of supercars.

Not every three-week-old goat gets to experience a 1,200-horsepower hypercar, let alone do it with the roof down in the middle of a snowstorm, and as one commenter said: “[Her] goat friends are never gonna believe him.”

Is it ironic that he drove the GOAT of hypercars full of the goat of the animal kingdom?