Aston Martin DBS Manual

The DBS, built from 2008 to 2012, is the hardest-edged car of Aston Martin's first Gaydon-built generation, and the six-speed manual is the version collectors now look for. This 2009 example has covered 16,671 miles, a low figure for a car of its age.

The colour is Toro Red. Aston Martin Heritage Trust data, as quoted by the dealer, shows only nine DBS were painted in it. Two of those were right-hand-drive UK cars, both manuals in a two-seat layout. The interior is Obsidian Black semi-aniline leather with Alcantara seat inserts, red contrast stitching and the optional Piano Black fascia.

The car was first registered in March 2009 and has had three previous owners. Aston Martin main agents and the selling dealer have serviced it since 2021, most recently in May. It comes with a full set of keys, the owner's manual and a history file, and the dealer includes 12 months of warranty.