2001 Astonmartin Db7 Black

The seller, a dealer in souri who has sold other vehicles on mings, is offering a very-low-mile 2001 ton DB7 tage, one of just 350 of these 12-cylinder coupes said to be built that year. The car’s paint is believed all original, and the CARFAX report shows no reported accident damage, per the seller. The car appears in very good condition in the provided photos. The seller indicates recent major services below, and the car even comes with its original ton branded umbrella.

The first ton developed under Motor Company ownership, the DB7 is credited with saving this British institution. The design by Ian Callum combined brand heritage with modernity. Contemporary road tests showed the V12 tage capable of 0-60 in five seconds and a 182-mph top speed. 

• The seller affirms this 2001 ton DB7 has its original 5.9-liter DOHC V12.
• New, the V12 was rated at 420 horsepower and 400 lb-ft. of peak torque.
• The car has suffered no body damage, according to the seller.
• He says the body has no dings, dents, or rust.
• The original factory 18-inch 10-spoke alloy wheels appear in good condition.
• elli P-Zero All Season Plus tires are 245/40 in front and 265/35 in the back.
• The leather-trimmed interior shows well in the photos.
• The car’s power-adjustable front seats are heated.
• The original cassette stereo is a blast from the past.
• The CARFAX report notes that the radiator was replaced in June 2022.
• The battery and ignition coils were replaced in February 2023.
• The car received a recent oil service.

• The original umbrella, books and three keys come with the DB7.

• ing to the seller, the car has no current needs.

• The ton DB7 tage was the marque’s first V12-powered model.
• The DB7 tage offered has low miles and appears in very good condition.
• The interior and exterior show no obvious blemishes in the photos.
• cent services eliminate a few needs for the next owner to handle.

The selling dealer states that it will provide a clean and open title for the proper transfer of ownership for this vehicle.A low-mile example of the British automaker’s first-ever V12 car, this 2001 ton DB7 tage shows barely any wear for its age. With recent services, the grand touring coupe should be ready to add more memorable miles.