The 2000 Aston Martin DB7 Vantage Coupe occupies a unique position in Aston Martin's modern history, the car that proved the marque could build something thoroughly contemporary without losing the elegance that built its reputation. Conceived under Ford's stewardship and refined through the late 1990s, the DB7 Vantage paired Italian inspired coachwork with British engineering, and gave the brand its first true V12 since the days of the original DBS. This generation of DB7 took the platform that had already won over a new audience and gave it the heart it always deserved, a powerplant with the displacement and character to match the shape wrapped around it.
What separates this example is the completeness of its story. The car is accompanied by an Aston Martin Heritage Trust Vehicle Heritage Certificate, a true copy of the factory build record confirming chassis number SCFAB2237YK300914, its engine number, gearbox number, and the specification it left the factory wearing. Alongside it sits the original window sticker from Palm Beach Motor Cars, documenting its arrival in the United States through the Port of Miami and the full list of factory options selected when the car was new. Few examples on the market today carry this level of documented provenance.
Beneath the bonnet sits the all alloy quad cam 48 valve V12 that defined this generation of DB7, mated to a five speed automatic transmission and power assisted rack and pinion steering that makes the car as composed on a back road as it is striking at a standstill. Four wheel ventilated disc brakes with anti lock control, front seatbelt pre tensioners, and side impact door beams round out a chassis built with genuine intent rather than styling alone.
Finished in Pentland Green over a Forest Green and Parchment interior, the exterior carries a depth and richness that few colors from this era can match, a shade that reads as understated from a distance and genuinely complex up close. Aluminium alloy wheels in a staggered fitment, a wire mesh grille front and rear, and the quiet correctness of the factory color combination give this DB7 a presence that needs no embellishment.
Inside, the full Connolly leather seating is trimmed with the Burr Walnut Instrument Pack, Burr Walnut sports steering wheel, and matching Burr Walnut gear shift knob, while the White Gauges and White Clock option lends the cabin a distinctive character rarely seen on cars of this generation. Heated power door mirrors, power windows with one touch operation, and a six speaker stereo with six disc CD autochanger round out a cabin built for genuine long distance comfort.
Offered at $33,000.00
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