Introduction
Jacob Boodrie
A refined V12 grand tourer, combining elegant styling, exceptional comfort, and effortless performance.
Following renewed financial investment, Aston Martin entered a new chapter with the launch of the steel-bodied DB7. Developed with technical support from Jaguar and Ford, it was a completely new design that signalled a fresh direction for the marque. The original Jaguar-based straight-six engine was engineered and assembled by TWR, drawing on its experience with the European Touring Car Championship XJS. Upon its release, the DB7 received widespread acclaim for both its styling and performance. Autocar famously remarked, “The last time the UK produced a sporting car of such beauty, Jaguar called it the E-Type.” Offered as either a coupé or convertible, with the choice of manual or automatic transmission, the DB7 quickly became Aston Martin’s best-selling model to date, thanks to its competitive pricing, Ian Callum’s timeless design, and unmistakable Aston Martin character.
The later DB7 Vantage introduced a completely new Cosworth-developed 5.9-litre V12 engine, producing an impressive 420 BHP through either a smooth automatic transmission or the rarer, driver-focused TREMEC T56 six-speed manual gearbox. Performance was equally impressive, with 0-60 mph taking less than five seconds and a top speed of up to 185 mph, although automatic Volante models were limited to 165 mph. While retaining the elegant proportions of the original DB7, the Vantage featured subtle styling revisions, including redesigned door mirrors, a larger front grille, and revised front fog lamps. Combining strong performance with exceptional refinement and build quality, the DB7 Vantage laid the foundations for the modern Aston Martin range.
Presented in Solent Silver Metallic over a Parchment leather interior, this 2000 Aston Martin DB7 Vantage Volante is a particularly attractive example.
It is clear to see that this car has been carefully cherished throughout its last ~11 years of ownership. Its impressive provenance is supported by 12 Aston Martin main dealer service stamps, along with a comprehensive history file containing thousands of pounds worth of invoices dating back to 2000. The car is offered with an MOT valid until June 2027.
This listing was written from information supplied by Jacob after meeting Nigel the owner, and having visited and photographed the vehicle.
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