Aston Martin DB9

The DB9 was the car that established Aston Martin's modern Gaydon-era formula: a bonded aluminium structure, a front-mid-mounted 6.0-litre V12 and a long-legged grand tourer shape that has aged well. This 2006 car is an early example and, at under 34,000 miles, has covered an average of fewer than 1,800 miles a year.

The specification is a restrained one: black metallic paint over a black leather interior with grey stitching, piano black veneer and a grey roof lining. Equipment includes heated electric seats, sat nav, climate and cruise control, rear parking sensors and 19-inch 15-spoke alloy wheels with black calipers.

History is the strong point. The page lists a service every year from 2006 to 2022 at an Aston Martin main dealer, followed by three more in 2023, 2024 and 2025 at The Supercar Rooms. There have been two previous owners, the HPI check is clear and the car has MOT until October 2026. A deposit has been taken.