2003 Aston Martin V12 Vanquish

• One owner from new
• Just 21,000 kilometres travelled
• Full service history known
• Desirable Linn audio system

Aston Martin charged headfirst into the new millennium when it launched the V12 Vanquish in 2001. Gone were the antiquated techniques of the past – the V12 Vanquish would be a thoroughly modern grand tourer. The chassis was an advanced extruded and bonded aluminium composite developed in partnership with Lotus, with a six-speed automated manual transmission and a 460-horsepower version of the company's first V12, which had debuted in the DB7 Vantage two years earlier. Its Ian Callum-penned lines would set Aston Martin's design language for following two decades, and the V12 Vanquish was seared into the public consciousness when it starred in 2002's Bond classic Die Another Day. Despite the advanced technology, the V12 Vanquish would be the last all-new Aston Martin to be hand assembled and finished at Newport Pagnell, with just 1,489 cars built before the 2004 launch of the V12 Vanquish S.
Presenting in outstanding condition with just 21,000 kilometres covered by its first and only owner, this left-hand drive example boasts the desirable two-plus-two seating specification and improved Linn hi-fi. The metallic black paintwork is flawless, and inside, the black Connolly hide contrasts superbly with the diamond-quilted Alcantara trim on the seats and headlining and grey Wilton carpeting. The Vanquish was delivered new by official Aston Martin dealer Kroymans in The Netherlands and has been serviced there since new. Last major service was done in 2021; the cars comes with the service booklet included.