Aston Martin DB7 Vantage Sports Pack

The DB7 Vantage was the first Aston Martin series-production V12 car, and this 2003 example is a well-optioned one. It was ordered for stock by Stratstone's Mayfair showroom to show off most of the available extras: Touchtronic gearbox, 19-inch alloys, Vanquish/GT seats, carbon fibre interior trim and engine bay panels, a heated windscreen and an uprated Becker navigation system. It is finished in Tungsten Silver over Charcoal leather, right-hand drive.

The odometer reads 83,700 miles, which the page attributes to regular motorway use by a previous owner. Aston Martin replaced the engine under warranty in September 2004, at 16,467 miles, because of crankshaft problems, so the current unit has covered about 67,200 miles.

There have been five owners, the last since October 2012. Servicing has been through Stratstone, Aston Martin Grange and independent specialists, and Chicane has looked after it since 2018. That work includes a new starter motor, a radiator upgrade, an air conditioning service, new Michelin tyres in 2018, and a full service, new headlining and suspension work in September 2025.