Aston Martin DBS GT Zagato Verification Prototype

The DBS GT Zagato was built to mark 60 years of collaboration between Aston Martin and Zagato, and is the road-going half of the DBZ Centenary pairing. Only 21 were made. It uses the DBS Superleggera's aluminium structure and 5.2-litre twin-turbo V12, here tuned to 760 bhp and sent through an eight-speed ZF automatic. Zagato touches include carbon fibre bodywork, the double-bubble roof and a front grille made up of 108 moving carbon diamonds.

This car served as a Verification Prototype in the model's early years. Aston Martin then recommissioned and refinished it, and its sole private owner bought it directly from the factory in 2022. It is believed to be one of just two right-hand-drive cars, and one of two offered as a standalone car rather than as part of a DBZ pairing.

It is finished in Q Special Tourmaline Blue, with Obsidian Black and True Teal Q Special Caithness leather. Other features include a Z Silver styling pack, satin black diamond-turned wheels, 3D-printed carbon fascia trim, Z quilted seats, Bang & Olufsen audio and rear luggage storage made for this car. It has covered 9,650 miles, has full-body paint protection film and has been serviced annually by Aston Martin. The most recent service is listed as August 2026. It comes with the DBZ Centenary book, a trickle charger, an indoor cover, spare grille sections and a full set of keys.