2012 Aston Martin V12 Vantage 900miles Warranty Till 2017 Goodwood Green 1 Of 1 on 2040-cars
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You are looking at a very rare 2012 Aston Martin Vantage V12 with 979miles on the odometer. One owner car, clean carfax, like new, and in Goodwood Green. It's the only Goodwood Green Vantage V12 in existence, or so we are told by Aston Martin. The interior is in full leather obsidian black.
This Vantage comes with the original all inclusive factory warranty till 11/22/16. MSRP was $203,395.90 and options include:
Message me for more pictures. eBay won't let post a picture link here V12 comes with all manuals, documentation, extra keys as well as battery tender. It comes out of large car collection and currently resides in upstate New York. For questions call Joerg 619.252.8082 |
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