2008 Aston Martin Vantage 2 Door Convertible on 2040-cars
Loomis, California, United States
If you have any questions or would like to view the car in person please email me at: hanahddowda@royalairforce.net .
For sale by owner: Convertible sport-shift 6 speed automatic
Very rare and beautiful meteorite silver exterior with all obsidian black leather and red
contrast stitching, fully loaded!
Recently serviced and registered for the next year. Just passed smog test.
Only 18k+ miles
Sport-shift transmission
Navigation
Bluetooth
Anthracite 7 spoke wheels, which matches body color.
Dual power heated memory seats with lumbar
Removable wind deflector
Rear parking assist
One of the most sought after color combinations on the market!
Clear title
Clean vehicle history!!!
*Brand new brake pads and rotors- over $3500
*New battery from Aston Martin $532.85
*All scheduled mainatnance
*Always garaged
*Red brake calipers
*Comes with Sirius/ XM Satellite, iPod, AM/FM Radio
*Power folding memory mirror
*112 point safety/ mechanical inspection
*High spec alarm system
*Low-jack
*Bluetooth
*Cruise control
*High end sound system- very loud even with the top down
*HID headlamp with wash and leveling
*3 memory Garage door openers
*Aston Martin Umbrella/ in holder in trunk
*Battery shut off button
*Power top
*Title in hand!
*Insurance currently is only $100/ month with Geico and is fully insured for almost sticker
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