2012 Aston Martin Dbs Ultimate Edition on 2040-cars
Shrewsbury, New Jersey, United States
A rare opportunity to open a piece of Aston Martin History. 2012 Aston Martin Ultimate Edition Number 51 of 100 Finished in Silver Fox Metallic Only 2212 miles from new! Comes with original factory wheels and tires, or at an additional cost you can have it with the Brand New HRE P101 wheels shown in the photos. Call for details on pricing! 732-933-1000 or 732-740-1225 Detailed Item Info - To celebrate the iconic
Aston Martin DBS series, Aston Martin produced a very limited edition DBS
ULTIMATE. A mere 100 DBS Ultimates were produced by the factory making this a
very rare example of the best of what the Aston Martin factory can offer. This
rare example is number 51of 100, as indicated on the special plaque on the door
sills. The vehicle has only 2,212 miles, and this DBS Ultimate is in
pristine condition inside and out. Finished in the very rare Silver Fox with
rich and luxurious Obsidian Black leather. The rest of the exterior is exquisitely
finished with Carbon Fibre Wing Mirrors, Dark Front Grille, and Zircotec Coated
Tail Pipes, complimented by Yellow Brake Calipers. You will be hard-pressed to
find another DBS Ultimate available for sale since only 100 units were
produced. If you missed your chance to purchase this exclusive DBS Ulimate at
launch, here's your second and perhaps your only opportunity to purchase this
exclusive 2012 Aston Martin DBS Ultimate! This is the only DBS
Ultimate in Silver Fox imported to the US !!! |
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