2007 Aston Martin DB9

KEY FACTS

• This Aston Martin DB9 is a sophisticated British grand tourer, supported by a comprehensive service history – all at Aston Martin main dealers with the last nine services at Aston Martin Works Service, and the most recent in November 2023.
• Under the bonnet sits a naturally aspirated 5.9-litre V12, delivering 451bhp and 420lb-ft of torque to the rear wheels through a six-speed automatic transmission with paddle shift. 
• The odometer shows 46,812 miles. 
• It has had a total of four owners from new.

EQUIPMENT AND FEATURES

• The car is finished in Titanium Silver over a Caspian Blue leather-trimmed cabin, offset by contrast stitching and a combination of wooden and silver-toned inlays. 
• It rides on a set of 19-inch multi-spoke alloy wheels, fitted with Pirelli P Zero tyres.  
• Equipment includes rear parking sensors, a switchable sport mode, heated and electrically adjustable front seats, cruise control, climate control, and a pop-up infotainment screen. 
• Accompanying the sale is the service book, various invoices, V5C, and two keys. 

CONDITION

• Please refer to the photo gallery to assess the exterior and interior condition. 
• The car has previously been resprayed and treated for corrosion by Aston Martin Works Service. 
• The most recent MOT test was conducted on 30 October 2023 at 45,811 miles, resulting in a clean first-time pass. 

SERVICE HISTORY

• The car was last serviced in November 2023 at 45,899 miles by Aston Martin Works Limited, who changed the engine oil, oil filter, and key batteries. 
• Prior to this, Aston Martin Works Limited performed a service in November 2022 at 45,393 miles, which included renewing the engine oil, oil filter, coolant, antifreeze, and brake pressure sensor. 
• Aston Martin Works Limited replaced the engine oil, oil filter, brake fluid, and left-hand side repeater lamp as part of the previous service completed in November 2021 at 44,592 miles.
• Also during the seller’s almost four-year ownership, new front brake discs and pads have been fitted and the trim surrounding the infotainment system has been replaced.  
• Invoices detailing other work undertaken are visible in the photo gallery.

Dates and mileage:

• Nov 2023 – 45,899 miles – Aston Martin Works Limited
• Nov 2022 – 45,393 miles – Aston Martin Works Limited
• Nov 2021 – 44,592 miles – Aston Martin Works Limited
• Sep 2020 – 43,131 miles – Aston Martin Works Limited
• Aug 2019 – 42,002 miles – Aston Martin Works Limited
• Sep 2018 – 41,720 miles – Aston Martin Works Limited
• Oct 2017 – 40,892 miles – Aston Martin Works Limited
• Sep 2016 – 28,730 miles – Aston Martin Works Limited
• Sep 2015 – 34,569 miles – Aston Martin Works Limited
• Sep 2014 – 30,644 miles – Aston Martin Works Limited
• Oct 2013 – 25,994 miles – Stratton Motor Company Limited
• Sep 2012 – 22,804 miles – Stratton Motor Company Limited
• Sep 2011 – 16,694 miles – Stratton Motor Company Limited
• Sep 2010 – 15,188 miles – HWM Aston Martin
• Jun 2009 – 10,877 miles – HWM Aston Martin
• Apr 2008 – 7,404 miles – Broughtons Aston Martin
• May 2007 – 1,000 miles – Aston Martin Works Limited
• Aug 2006 – PDI – Lancaster Sevenoaks 

SUMMARY

Combining its timelessly elegant styling with a muscular and wonderfully vocal naturally aspirated V12, the Aston Martin DB9 is a desirable British grand tourer with effortless long-distance cruising capabilities. Accompanied by a fastidious main dealer service history for the new keeper’s peace of mind, this example would make a fine addition to any collection, and needs nothing to be pressed into service as a powerful and sophisticated companion for regular use, weekend getaways, and trips further afield.

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