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2019 Aston Martin Vanquish Zagato Shooting Brake

£349,950

About this car

Only 99 Vanquish Zagato Shooting Brakes were built, and this is one of them, finished in Scorching Black with just 985 miles on the clock from 2019. The Shooting Brake takes the Zagato-bodied Vanquish and stretches its roofline into a coachbuilt estate. The double-bubble roof, enlarged 'Z' grille and Vulcan-inspired blade tail lights carry over. Underneath, the carbon fibre body hides Aston Martin's naturally aspirated 5.9-litre V12, which makes 595 bhp and 465 ft-lb and is paired with an 8-speed Touchtronic 3 automatic. Claimed performance is 0-62 mph in 3.5 seconds and a 198 mph top speed.

The specification is carefully chosen. The car sits on 20-inch Zagato 15-spoke alloys in satin black, with yellow brake calipers adding contrast against the dark paint. Inside are Phantom Grey Caithness leather, full-length twill carbon fibre fascia trim and the full leather One-77 steering wheel. Other details include carbon fibre side strakes, the Shadow Bronze jewellery pack, an embroidered Z logo, matte black window surrounds and exhaust finishers, and an upgraded volumetric and tilt-sensor alarm.

The car was supplied new in the UK and has covered under a thousand miles since. It comes with a Romans International Platinum warranty. Low-mileage examples of a 99-unit run rarely come up, and a car this close to delivery condition suits a collector who plans to preserve it as much as drive it.

Contact Seller

Romans International

Banstead

Car Overview

2019
985 Miles
Automatic
RWD
Scorching Black
5.9L V12 Naturally Aspirated
Petrol
595 bhp
Estate
2 door
Group 50

Price History

02/10/2026
£349,950

Factory Specs

grand tourerGen Second generation (VH)
Power
592 bhp
Weight
1,800 kg
Power-to-weight
329 bhp/ton
Top speed
201 mph
0-60 mph
3.5s
1/4 mile
11.7s
Nürburgring lap time
7:45.0
Engine
5.9L 12-cyl
Engine position
front-engine
Aspiration
Naturally Aspirated
Drivetrain
RWD
Origin
United Kingdom
Units produced
99

Some values are estimates

Last updated 08/10/2026