SKU:Lot 10
Aston Martin DB7 Vantage (2003)
Aston Martin DB7 Vantage (2003)
| Bidder | Amount | Date |
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Facts & Figures
| Estimate | CHF 40'000 - 45'000 |
| Condition | 3 - Used |
| First registration | 2003 |
| Odometer | 89'900 |
| Engine | 5.9-litre-V12 |
| Power (KW/HP) | 309/420 |
| Fuel type | Petrol |
| Transmission | 5-speed-automatic |
| Drive type | Rear-wheel drive (RWD) |
| Steering | Left-hand drive (LHD) |
| Exterior color | Black leather |
| Interior | Black |
British Grand Touring with a Legendary V12 – The 2003 Aston Martin DB7 Vantage
Few marques combine British elegance, sporting performance, and exclusive grand-touring comfort as harmoniously as Aston Martin. For more than a century, British automobiles have been renowned for stylish high-performance coupés whose character is defined less by uncompromising sportiness than by refined power, effortless dynamics, and timeless elegance. With the introduction of the DB7 in 1994, Aston Martin achieved a significant commercial and strategic revival. The model became the most successful Aston Martin of its era and laid the foundation for the marque's modern model range.
With the introduction of the DB7 Vantage in 1999, the model received a decisive evolution. For the first time, Aston Martin equipped the DB7 with a purpose-developed V12 engine, fundamentally transforming the character of the car. The 5,935 cc power unit produces an impressive 420 PS and is distinguished by its exceptional refinement, effortless power delivery, and unmistakable twelve-cylinder soundtrack. Combined with the finely tuned five-speed automatic transmission, it creates precisely the relaxed yet powerful form of motoring that has always characterised a classic Aston Martin. The DB7 Vantage is not an uncompromising supercar, but a grand tourer in the truest sense – designed for long distances, exceptional comfort, and effortless performance.
Stylistically, the DB7 is also regarded as one of the finest designs of its era. The bodywork, penned by Ian Callum, interprets the classic proportions of an Aston Martin in a modern way, combining a long bonnet, flowing roofline, and powerfully sculpted rear into an exceptionally harmonious overall design. More than twenty years after its introduction, the DB7 has lost none of its elegance and is today regarded as one of the most beautiful British grand tourers of the 1990s and early 2000s.
The example offered here is presented in classic black with a black leather interior. The colour combination emphasises the DB7 Vantage's understated yet exclusive presence and complements the subtle chrome accents and elegantly sculpted bodywork beautifully. With a mileage of just 89,900 kilometres, the car remains in a well-preserved original condition. Particularly noteworthy is the retained original paintwork, which further underlines the authentic character of this Aston Martin.
The vehicle's history is equally compelling. The DB7 was originally delivered in Switzerland through Emil Frey AG and was acquired by its current owner in 2006 with approximately 6,000 kilometres on the odometer. Since then, the car has been regularly serviced through the Emil Frey network and carefully maintained. Its well-documented history and consistent maintenance are reflected in its excellent overall condition. Prior to delivery, the vehicle will also undergo a fresh Swiss Motor Vehicle Inspection (MFK).
Today, the DB7 Vantage ranks among the most intriguing classics of the early 2000s. As the first production Aston Martin to be powered by a V12 engine, it represents an important milestone in the company's history while also serving as a link between the classic Aston Martin era and the marque's modern high-performance models. Well-maintained examples with documented histories, low mileage, and original condition are enjoying steadily increasing demand and offer a comparatively attractive entry point into the exclusive world of Aston Martin's V12-powered models from Gaydon.
Preview Event – Vehicle Inspection
Preview Event – Vehicle Inspection
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Terms and conditions of participation
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Auction hammer price and minimum bid
Auction hammer price and minimum bid
The bid is accepted by the highest bidder after the minimum price or higher has been reached, either after the bidding period has expired or at the moment when no further bids are submitted and the auction is closed by Emil Frey Classics AG.
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Auction terms – Purchase price & fees
Auction terms – Purchase price & fees
The purchase price corresponds to the highest bid (hammer price) plus an auction commission of 11% of the hammer price.
General Terms and Conditions (GTC)
General Terms and Conditions (GTC)
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