Only 20,000 miles from new
Fabulous colours and condition
Extensive history with original books
Former AMOC Concours class winner

VEHICLE DESCRIPTION

Few modern Aston Martins capture the spirit of the marque quite like the DB7 Vantage. Elegant, muscular and effortlessly sophisticated, it remains one of the most recognisable grand tourers of its era — a car that perfectly bridged Aston Martin’s hand-built heritage with modern performance and refinement.

Presented in beautifully preserved and highly original condition, this exceptional DB7 Vantage is finished in Mendip Blue Metallic with a Parchment Hide, and represents a rare opportunity to acquire a true collector-quality example of one of Aston Martin’s defining modern-era models. Specification includes : climate control, heated electrically adjustable seats, traction control, steering wheel gear selection, heated front screen, mats and a car cover.

Powered by the magnificent 5.9-litre naturally aspirated V12 engine producing 420 BHP, the DB7 Vantage delivers effortless performance of 0-60mph reached in 5.2 seconds, and with a limited top speed of 183 mph. The unmistakable soundtrack is one that only a naturally aspirated Aston Martin V12 can provide.

Combining timeless styling with genuine grand touring capability, the DB7 remains one of the most elegant cars ever to wear the famous wings. From its beautifully sculpted bodywork to the handcrafted interior, every detail reflects the craftsmanship and understated luxury synonymous with Aston Martin.

This particular example stands apart not only for its condition and originality, but also for its award-winning pedigree. The car achieved an outstanding 96.5-point score at the Aston Martin Owners Club Spring Concours held at Englefield House in Berkshire, earning the coveted Bloxham Medal for Best in Class. Impressively, it was also ranked amongst the three highest-scoring Aston Martins entered into the event that year — a remarkable testament to both the condition and presentation of the vehicle.

Carefully maintained by recognised Aston Martin specialists throughout its life, the car benefits from excellent provenance and meticulous upkeep. The accompanying history file further supports the quality and authenticity of this superb example.

Today, this DB7 Vantage remains every bit as rewarding to admire as it is to drive. Elegant, powerful and increasingly collectible, it offers a rare combination of low mileage, concours recognition, exceptional originality and iconic Aston Martin V12 performance.

MODEL HISTORY

The Aston Martin DB7 – A Modern Aston Martin Icon

Introduced in 1994, the Aston Martin DB7 marked the beginning of a new era for the marque and quickly became one of the company’s most successful and important models. Penned by the legendary Ian Callum, the DB7’s design combined classic Aston Martin proportions with a modern, flowing elegance that remains timeless today.

Initially launched with a supercharged six-cylinder engine, the DB7 evolved significantly in 1999 with the arrival of the DB7 Vantage. At its heart was Aston Martin’s new 5.9-litre V12 engine — an immensely smooth and charismatic powerplant that transformed the car into a genuine high-performance grand tourer. Producing 420 BHP, the DB7 Vantage offered effortless pace, refinement and long-distance usability, helping establish the template for every modern Aston Martin V12 that followed.

The DB7 also played a crucial role in Aston Martin’s resurgence during the late 1990s and early 2000s, becoming the highest-selling Aston Martin at the time and introducing a new generation of enthusiasts to the marque. Today, the DB7 Vantage is widely regarded as one of the most significant and usable modern classic Aston Martins, admired for its beautiful styling, handcrafted character and naturally aspirated V12 performance.

As values continue to strengthen and collectors increasingly seek the last of the analogue Aston Martins, outstanding examples such as this are becoming ever harder to find.

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