1984 Aston Martin Other

Sedan

5.4 Liter DOHC V8

Automatic

SCFDL01S2ETL13373

Clear

Gasoline

Normal 0 MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 The year 1984 marked the introduction of The Terminator, 16 candles, Beverly Hills cop, Huey Lewis and the News, Miami vice and THIS opulent Aston Martin Lagonda.The Lagonda embodies the unconventional through it’s futuristic origami body design by William Towns, classic regal interior appointments, solid state digital instrumentation and futuristic 5.3 L engine the saloon V8 Series 2, NASA-esque, this car opulent inside and out. English elegance with modern performance - utter uniqueness. If you’ve been in the market you already know that these Aston Martin 'wedges' are becoming harder to find, particularly well maintained ones which can be used as a daily driver like this one. Why so exclusive? Each of the 645 Lagondas produced required about 2,200 man hours to hand-build-to-order (usually by kings, tyrants, sultans and drug lords). Only a fraction of the production run was sold to U.S. buyers at a price of around $150,000, making it second most expensive saloon car in the world. So what this means is that as almost no one in the general public has ever seen a Lagonda, perhaps the most striking car ever built, and it literally stops them in their tracks as they have no frame of reference as to what it is. When I’m parked downtown people approach with bewilderment and caution. It’s seriously hilarious. Coming from a collection this Series II has seen relatively little use, spending most of that time garaged and worked on to rectify minor faults including: - new heater core - new ignition system - battery - window regulator - 2 new carburetors - new leather (liveried in cream hide leather piped in red) - dash touch pad sensors have been converted to button switches for better reliability. Normal 0 MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 On Oct-04-12 at 10:06:50 PDT, seller added the following information: 2 additional comments: - The oil gauge sensor doesn't appear to be working. - All the lights work but the main lights are in the "up" position.