2001 Aston Martin DB7 Vantage V12 Auto Offered here is a beautifully presented example of the iconic Aston Martin DB7 Vantage V12 

A car that marked a turning point in Aston Martin’s modern history. Owned by a member of the Aston Martin Owners Club, this vehicle has clearly been cherished and maintained with care throughout its life. Under the bonnet sits the legendary 5.9-litre V12 engine, a masterpiece developed during Aston Martin’s Ford-era revival. Producing around 420 bhp, the DB7 Vantage was the first Aston Martin to feature a V12, transforming it into a true high-performance grand tourer capable of 0–60 mph in just over 5 seconds and a top speed approaching 185 mph. This engine delivers effortless power with a smooth, refined character that perfectly complements the car’s automatic transmission 

Ideal for both spirited drives and relaxed cruising. With 100,000 miles, this example has been well looked after, supported by regular servicing at a respected specialist garage. These cars are known to thrive when properly maintained, and this one is a testament to that. The exterior is finished in classic silver, a colour that beautifully highlights Ian Callum’s elegant DB7 design 

Widely regarded as one of the most important Aston Martin shapes of the modern era. Inside, the full black leather interior offers the traditional Aston Martin blend of craftsmanship and luxury, with hand-stitched detailing and a driver-focused layout that makes every journey feel special. The car has recently been MOT’d and is ready to be enjoyed immediately  

Whether that’s weekend touring, summer events, or simply appreciating one of the most significant grand tourers of its generation. At £15,995, this represents an accessible entry into V12 Aston Martin ownership  

A chance to experience timeless British design, a sonorous twelve-cylinder engine, and a car that helped redefine the brand for the 21st century.

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