Low Mileage 2002 Aston Martin Vanquish on 2040-cars
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States
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Introduced as a successor to the Virage series in 2002, the Aston Martin Vanquish market the company’s resurgence from it’s troubled times in the 90’s to the prosperity and success of the 2000’s. Designed By Ian Callum, the Vanquish filled the premium spot in the Aston Martin lineup, sporting body lines similar to the current model DB7 Vantage, but packing more performance and luxury in order to compete with the top grand touring cars in the market. Powered by a 5.9 liter V12, the car was rated at 450hp and backed with a 6 speed, sequential shift transmission. The car was an instant hit with many cameos in pop culture including a starring role in the James Bond film “Die Another Day”. Under 1500 cars were hand built from 2002-2006, making them even more rare and desirable as time goes on.
This particular example from 2002 is finished in Meteorite Silver with Moon Shadow tan interior. The car has just under 14,000 miles on it and has always been dealer serviced. It is in excellent condition mechanically, the engine runs strong and the transmission shifts smoothly and timely. The accumulator pump works well and has no issues as well. The battery has been recently replaced as well as the factory Pirelli tires. The car now has Michelin pilot sports with plenty of tread left and are Y rated (186 mph). The interior is in good shaped, everything works as it should. All tools, books and accessories are with the car, including the fix a flat cans and the umbrella. All leather and upholstery are in good shape with no major issues as you would expect on a car with this low of mileage. The exterior has undergone a full show detail, with the car now looking just as it did the day it was new. No dings, dents or scrapes anywhere to be found on the car. The factory wheels are chrome plated from the dealer, really setting the overall look of the car off. This car looks incredibly and has the performance and driving characteristics to match. It is a truly stunning car that has help up incredibly well over time and ages gracefully. The Vanquish is a beautiful design that is fast becoming a favorite “late model collector car” among enthusiasts. Don’t miss out on the chance to get in on this car before prices start to escalate Please call or email us for more information and to schedule an appointment to view the car |
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