Aston Martin Vantage GT12

One of just 100 examples built worldwide, this 2016 Vantage GT12 represents the apex of the first-generation Vantage lineage — Aston Martin's homage to their GT3 Le Mans programme and a decade of the Vantage nameplate. Finished in a one-off special-order Verde Mantis, a vivid shade that suits the car's wide-arched, aerodynamically loaded body with conviction, the car shows 7,521 miles from new across its ten-year life — clearly cherished rather than hidden.

The options list is extensive and expensive. The Bamford Rose exhaust upgrade (£8,750) sharpens an already remarkable titanium system, while the 19-inch satin black magnesium centre-lock wheels (£18,000) reduce unsprung mass meaningfully. Carbon fibre appears throughout: roof panel, lightweight seats, front grille, rear tailgate, mirror caps, paddles, centre console, and door cards — the Le Mans GT car translated faithfully into a road car interior. Green brake calipers and stitching, GT12-embroidered headrests, and clear rear lamps complete a specification clearly ordered by someone who knew exactly what they wanted.

The 5.9-litre naturally aspirated V12 produces 592 bhp through a 7-speed Sportshift paddle-shift gearbox to the rear wheels, reaching 62 mph in 3.6 seconds and 185 mph flat out. It has been freshly serviced with full Aston Martin history, and Paint Protection Film covers the entire bodywork — a car ready to use as-is, or preserve for the long term.