Highlights

42,317 miles and three former registered keepers from new
Recent major recommissioning service
Full Aston Martin service history up until c.40,000 miles and independents thereafter
Advisory-free MOT until 7th October 2025

The Appeal

To say the DB7 was long-awaited is a huge understatement. Fourteen years had passed since the DB6 ceased production in 1970 and that’s because Aston Martin reserves the ‘DB’ prefix for its very best grand tourers. Developed in partnership with Jaguar, the financial backing of Ford and the input of Tom Walkinshaw Racing, the DB7 was an evolution of the hugely successful Jaguar XJS platform. It was styled by the legendary Ian Callum and those svelte, classically influenced lines still look sharp three decades on.

This 1999 DB7 is a 3.2-litre AJ6-engined example with a four-speed GM automatic transmission. It’s only covered 42,317 miles during its 25 years on the road and has reportedly benefited from full Aston Martin service history until around 40,000 miles. As the MOT history shows, the Aston spent a period off the road in 2023 and 2024 but has now been subjected to a major recommissioning service on 24th September 2024 costing £975. Complete with a long advisory-free MOT and ready to enjoy, this Aston Martin represents a compelling opportunity.

The History and Paperwork

Three former registered keepers
42,317 miles
UK home market right-hand drive example
Reportedly benefits from full AM service history up until approximately 40,000 miles; service by independent specialist from then on
Current MOT test certificate valid until 7th October 2025
V5C present
Original book pack and Kenwood stereo instructions in very good condition
Collection of invoices and old MOT certificates
Well-stamped original service book
Invoice and service stamp for September 2024 recommissioning service

The Condition

A presentable example, offered in eminently usable condition
The Aston’s bodywork appears straight and solid with good door fit and panel alignment
The vendor notes some micro blistering and other imperfections to the paintwork which would now benefit from refinishing (see photographs below)
Some small imperfections to the exterior trim visible upon close inspection
The Turbine-type OEM alloy wheels all look in superb order considering their age
Well-presented original interior
Some signs of wear to the leather upholstery, some splits in the driver’s seat (photographed)
Very smart veneers throughout the interior
The carpets and headlining appear in good order
Smart luggage compartment
The car’s underside appears to be in very good condition and protected with Lanoguard rust prevention

The Mechanics

3.2-litre AJ6 supercharged straight-six petrol
Four-speed GM automatic gearbox
Well-presented engine compartment
All keys present
No advisories recorded during recent MOT
Recent major service (September 2024)
The vendor comments that the DB7 drives very well indeed

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