After 23 years, Aston Martin revived the DB nomenclature with the much-anticipated DB7. The DB 6 had ceased production in 1970 after a well-received followup to the legendary DB5. With tradition in mind, Aston Martin released an entry model DB7 powered by a 3.2 straight-6 engine, but twin SU carburetion made way for an Eaton supercharger, producing more power than its larger V8 counterparts in a lighter, more compact package. However, for those demanding higher performance, Aston Martin also created a series of V12-powered DB7s. This one-year-only GT is finished in a stunning blue over a personalized two-tone interior and is one of only 64 V12 Vantage GTs imported to the United States. It comes with the benefit of 15 horsepower and 10lb-ft of torque over the base V12 thanks to a re-worked ECU and active sports exhaust system, as well as an upgraded suspension and brakes. The GT also boasted several exclusive upgrades, including a mesh front grille, vented hood, integrated trunk spoiler, and black oak wooden inlays. Automotive Restorations, Inc. has maintained this DB7 for the last four years.
Vehicle Details
2003 Aston Martin DB7
Listing ID:CC-1308439
Price:$90,000
Location:Stratford, Connecticut
Year:2003
Make:Aston Martin
Model:DB7
Exterior Color:Blue
Interior Color:Blue
Transmission:Manual
Engine Size:V-12
Odometer:25000
Trim Level:GT
Title Status:Clear
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