2002 Aston Martin Vanquish

2dr Cpe Coupe

V12

Manual F1

SCFAC23312B500125

Clear

GAS

0 0 1 306 1747 Fossil 14 4 2049 14.0 Normal 0 false false false EN-US JA X-NONE This Cairngorn Grey Aston Martin Vanquish is coming out of a fresh service and has recently had its coils done. This is a great example of a well-loved pre owned Aston. It has only been driven when the sunny Sundays. This car was built and put on display at the 2002 Detroit Auto Show. This Aston originally listed for over $238k back in 2002. Original MSRP is preent along with all service documentation. Considered by many to be the last truly hand-built Aston Martin, the Vanquish stands out among modern supercars with its elegant yet aggressive Aston Martin styling. In addition, this particular car is presented in outstanding condition and has exceptional and documented provenance. The V-12 Vanquish has often been credited with the renaissance of this classic British brand. Traditional design cues, such as the signature grille opening, wide fenders, and a low hood line, make this the most striking and masculine Aston Martin, perhaps of all time. 450 bhp, 5,935 cc DOHC alloy V-12 engine, six-speed paddle shift transmission, four-wheel independent suspension with upper and lower wishbones, coil springs, and gas dampers, and four-wheel vacuum-assisted Brembo disc brakes. Wheelbase: 106 in. • Detroit Auto Show exclusive Aston Martin Vanquish • Featured in Aston Martin publicity photographs in 2002 • Full dealer service history The Vanquish was well equipped no matter the client’s wishes. The heart of the car is the smooth, high revving, all alloy 12-cylinder engine. Combined with state-of-the-art fuel injection, the car produces an astonishing amount of torque for its startling off-the-line performance. The breath-taking horsepower also made for exceptional top-speed performance. Power delivery was paramount, and consequently, the car was fitted with one of the world’s first paddle-shifted six-speed gearboxes, adoringly nicknamed the “flappy paddle gearbox” by the presenters of the hit show Top Gear. The close ratio transmission works in concert with advanced electronics to match gear ratios and engine speeds.