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7 - ASTON MARTIN DB7 VANTAGE V12 ‘ANNIVERSARY EDITION’ No.
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ASTON MARTIN DB7 VANTAGE V12 ‘ANNIVERSARY EDITION’ No. 007/100 – 2004 – 67,268 km Limited edition – Numbered 007/100 First registered: 2 April 2004 Odometer reading: 67,268 km Chassis No.: SCFAB22373K304390 Engine No.: AM2/04311 Engine: Naturally aspirated V12 – 5,935 cm³ – 420 ch Gearbox: 5-speed Touchtronic automatic Body style: 2+2 coupé Exterior colour: Slate Blue Metallic Interior: Caspian Blue and Arctic Blue leather Special edition: Anniversary Edition Number: 007/100 MOT valid until 08/04/2026 Bodywork in fair condition: There are some light scratches, micro-scratches, minor scuffs and signs of rubbing The paintwork shows some cracking on the rear right side sill There are also minor dents, chips and isolated paint defects, as well as signs of wear on the exterior trim and finishing elements. The 18-inch Aston Martin alloy wheels show signs of wear with a few marks Interior: Very good condition, with slight wear to the leather on the driver’s seat Unveiled in 1993, the Aston Martin DB7 marked a major turning point in the British marque’s modern history. Designed under the direction of Ian Callum, it returned to the classic proportions of Aston Martin’s grand tourers: a long bonnet, low roofline, rear-set cabin and particularly flowing lines. The range underwent a decisive evolution in 1999 with the arrival of the DB7 Vantage, which replaced the supercharged six-cylinder engine of the early versions with a new 5.9-litre naturally aspirated V12. Paired here with the five-speed Touchtronic automatic gearbox, the V12 transformed the DB7 into a true grand tourer, capable of combining performance, flexibility and comfort over long distances. As the model neared the end of its production run, Aston Martin unveiled a particularly exclusive series in 2003 to celebrate the DB7’s tenth anniversary: the Anniversary Edition. The series was initially intended to comprise 100 numbered examples. Production was ultimately limited to just 55 cars in total, including both Coupés and Volantes, making the Anniversary Edition one of the rarest variants of the DB7. The Anniversary Edition: A distinctive aesthetic and a unique level of specification. Notably, they feature the highly elegant Slate Blue metallic paintwork, paired with a two-tone interior specially crafted from Caspian Blue and Arctic Blue leathers. The seats feature a distinctive design with longitudinal stitching across the central panels. The package is completed by Arctic Blue carpet, ‘Parchment’ light-coloured instrument panel, a steering wheel colour-coordinated with the interior, and numbered door sill plates. Several features that were previously available as options on the DB7 Vantage are now fitted as standard, including the Touchtronic transmission, the Premium audio system, the sat-nav, electrically folding wing mirrors and Graphite Grey brake callipers. Our Aston Martin DB7 is a DB7 Vantage V12 Anniversary Edition coupé, manufactured in 2003 and first registered on 2 April 2004. It bears the chassis number SCFAB22373K304390 and its engine is referenced as AM2/04311. The odometer currently reads 67,268 km. It boasts a particularly appealing feature: its commemorative plaque bears the number 007/100 This number inevitably takes on a very special significance when affixed to an Aston Martin. The British manufacturer has, in fact, been inextricably linked in the collective imagination with James Bond and his code number 007 ever since the DB5 appeared in *Goldfinger* in 1964. Beyond the rarity inherent in the Anniversary Edition, our car thus boasts a number whose symbolism is inextricably linked to Aston Martin’s history and image, and which sets this particular example apart within an already extremely limited series. It also retains its original documentation and warranty booklet, both of which correspond to the vehicle’s chassis number. Our view: This DB7 Vantage V12 Anniversary Edition No. 007/100 combines several features that unquestionably place it amongst the most desirable versions of the model. It combines the 5.9-litre naturally aspirated V12 engine, the coupé body style, the specific Slate Blue / Caspian Blue and Arctic Blue colour scheme, and the extreme exclusivity of the Anniversary Edition. But it is, of course, its number 007 that lends it an extra touch of character. Without artificially turning it into a ‘James Bond Edition’, it is hard to imagine a more evocative number on an Aston Martin. This happy coincidence between the car’s individual number and the most famous registration number associated with the brand is a detail likely to particularly catch the eye of enthusiasts. With just 67,268 km on the clock, this DB7 also combines collectable appeal with driving pleasure. A rare series, a naturally aspirated V12, an elegant bespoke specification and, above all, the number 007: it would be hard to find a more iconic combination on a DB7 Anniversary Edition.
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About the sale ASTON MARTIN DB7 VANTAGE V12 ‘ANNIVERSARY EDITION’ No. 007/100 – 2004 – 67,268 km
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Auction time 09/20/2026 at 8:00 PM
ID: 88678719
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