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DB7 Vantage Volante was one of the first models developed by Aston Martin after the British manufacturer was acquired by Ford in 1991. This Aston Marton DB7 Vantage Volante exhibited in the Țiriac Collection has a Metallic Blue color and a Blue retractable soft top roof.
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Aston Martin is one of the most well-known British sports car brands. Its place is unique as a purveyor of brutally powerful, finely handcrafted, traditionally finished grand tourers. The DB dynasty of cars stretches back to 1947, when British entrepreneur David Brown bought Aston Martin. Under his leadership, the Aston Martin 2-Liter Sports was launched, a model that would later be known as DB1, after the initials of its name.
In 1991, Ford became the new owner of Aston Martin and continued to develop the DB model range. First with DB7, a model with a 6-cylinder engine that sold so well that Aston Martin decided to launch a Vantage Volante in 1999. This version had a 5.9-liter V12 engine with 420 HP.
Vantage Volante was available with a 5-speed ZF automatic transmission or a 6-speed Tremec T-56 manual gearbox. The new version was so popular that Aston Martin stopped production of the 6-cylinder before the end of 1999.
The Aston Marton DB7 Vantage Volante model exhibited in the Țiriac Collection has Metallic Blue color and a Blue soft top retractable roof. In addition, the unit is equipped with a 5-speed automatic transmission and benefits from new spark plugs, fluids, and new cables.
This car has 24.240 km on the odometer.
