2001 - Aston Martin Db7 on 2040-cars
Upland, California, United States
I have a 2001 Aston Martin DB7 Vantage Volante Convertible. This vehicle has been meticulously maintained since day one. I have all maintenance records from the day the car was purchased including the most recent service which totaled over $30,000 in the past 3 years. Rest assured this car runs and looks phenomenal. The vehicle is in great condition inside and out. Features of this vehicle include: 420 + horsepower 5.9 liter V12 DOHC Engine 4 seater, 2 door Rear-Wheel Drive Limited Slip Differential 4-Wheel ABS brakes Traction Control- ABS and Driveline Front Fog / Driving Lights Heated Driver Seat Power Adjustable Driver Seat Heated Passenger Seat Rear Bucket Seats Climate Controlled - Driver and Passenger Heated- Cushion Remote Powered Door Locks Air Conditioning with Dual Zone Climate Control Tilt and Telescopic Steering Wheel Multi-function Remote- trunk and doors Power Mirrors External Temperature Display Interior Air Filtration Analogue Clock Speed Proportional Power Steering Power Windows Rear Defogger Center console-with locking storage Convertible Roof Power Intermittent Window Wipers Privacy Glass Pirelli Zero tires This vehicle has many new parts including the following within the last 3,000 miles: Front bushings Gaskets Brake pads Rotors Seals Hoses Lines Plugs Coils Wiring harness to coils both Fuel pumps Engine Mounts U-Joints Cables Power steering pump Master Brake Cylinder
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Aston Martin considering US plant for DBX production
Wed, Apr 22 2015Aston Martin could be the next foreign automaker to begin production in the United States, according to the latest report from the Financial Times. The British automaker is reportedly considering a number of possibilities to handle assembly of the production version of the DBX crossover concept presented in March. Among them is the prospect of building a new plant in a Southern state like South Carolina or Tennessee, which could bring with it significant tax breaks and other incentives that would ease the process and make it financially attractive. Aston's main plant at Gaydon, UK, is reportedly nearing capacity as the company ramps up production, with a series of new models on the way. It moved production of the Rapide, its only model produced overseas, back to Gaydon in 2012 after it was initially handled off-site by Magna Steyr in Austria. That doesn't mean that the US proposal will necessary get the nod, though. Another possibility Aston is considering is taking over the former Jaguar facility at Browns Lane in nearby Coventry. The DBX concept was unveiled as an electric crossover coupe at the Geneva Motor Show last month, showing the way forward for the brand. The production version is expected to adopt a more conventional setup with four proper doors and an internal-combustion engine.
Aston Martin testing modified Vantage at the 'Ring
Tue, Oct 21 2014Aston Martin is on the verge of a renaissance that stands to be the biggest shift for the British automaker since it went independent in 2007 – if not since Ford took it over in the early 1990s. It's got a new chief executive, a new engine deal in place with Mercedes-AMG, a new platform under development and – if the new Lagonda sedan is anything to go by – maybe a new design direction in the works. And what do we have here? A test mule that could foreshadow one of the first new models of this new era. Spied undergoing testing at the Nurburgring (where else), this prototype looks for the most part like the existing V12 Vantage S, but with what look to be even wider wheel arches. The question, then, is what those widened wells are there to accommodate, and the most likely conclusion would be that new Mercedes engine. Aside from the lack of grille slats inside that trademark opening in the nose and the competition-spec alloys inset in those arches, there's not much else to go on. But that Aston is testing such a prototype at all is evidence enough that work is under way on something exciting, so watch this space.
Spectre star Daniel Craig suffers minor injury riding in Aston Martin DB10
Fri, Feb 27 2015The Aston Martin DB10 might look amazing. It does not, however, have an abundance of headroom, as James Bond actor Daniel Craig found out. The star of the 24th 007 film, Spectre, Craig was injured while filming a scene inside the DB10. The car was shooting a chase scene in Rome with the film's other four-wheeled star, the Jaguar C-X75, when the stuntman behind the wheel (which happened to be a cage on the coupe's roof) hit one of the ancient city's notorious potholes. Craig bopped his head hard enough to warrant a trip to the on-set medic, The Los Angeles Times reports. According to The Times, the DB10 was being chased by the one-off Jag of film baddie Dave Bautista on Rome's Corso Vittorio Emanuele II. Craig's injuries were deemed minor enough that he made a scheduled trip to London to continue filming. Next time 007, stick to the Fiat. Related Video:
