Just Over 17,000 miles
Sold new in California
Opalescent Pentland Green exterior
saddle tan/forest green Leather interior
6.0-liter Cosworth-fettled V12 460hp @ 6500 RPM
Clean Carfax report verifies the low mileage and ownership chain
factory AM/FM/Cassette/CD-Changer audio system with audiophile-quality Linn amplifier
power heated seats, and DVD-based navigation system.
riginal alloy-bound owner’s manual, quick reference guide, and notepad

This striking 2003 Aston Martin Vanquish is a well-maintained example with just over 17,000 miles from new. Car number 791 is one of only 43 cars finished in the gorgeous shade of opalescent Pentland Green. The color gives a nod to Aston’s of the past, but with subtle warm metallic highlights that beautifully accent the luscious Ian Callum-penned curves. Sold new in California, this Vanquish spent the majority of its life in dry western states. The body is crisp and straight, with factory appropriate fit and finish.Complementing the exterior color is the beautiful saddle tan/forest green interior. Rich and supple tan leather covers the seats, lower door cards, and center console. The upholstery is in excellent condition, This car is a pure two-seater (2 2 seating was an option) with a carpeted rear parcel shelf offering plenty of room for luggage to supplement the respectably-sized boot. Forest green leather features on the dash, wrapping around on the door panels and into the rear of the cabin. . Green carpets are excellent and complete the fantastic two-tone scheme. Original switches, buttons, and controls all appear in good order, as do the brushed stainless steel and aluminum alloy accents. Options and equipment include the factory AM/FM/Cassette/CD-Changer audio system with audiophile-quality Linn amplifier, power heated seats, and DVD-based navigation system. Also included are the original alloy-bound owner’s manual, quick reference guide, and notepad. Despite sharing its lineage with some more pedestrian Ford engines, the 6.0-liter Cosworth-fettled V12 is suitably exotic, with four valves per cylinder, drive-by-wire throttles, and 460 horsepower at 6,500 RPM. Good enough to propel the Vanquish to nearly 200 mph, it is also happy to podder around town or cruise effortlessly in proper Grand Touring fashion. The 6-speed hydraulically-operated manual gearbox was Aston’s first such unit, and it can be used in full-auto mode or paddle-shifted for the full-on exotic car experience. This car’s engine bay is quite well-presented, appearing well maintained and extremely clean, down to the hand-engraved engine tag and carbon-fiber chassis bracing. Included documentation shows all recall campaigns are completed, and the car is turn-key and ready for enjoyment. The taut and muscular good looks of the Vanquish have aged gracefully over the nearly two decades since its introduction, and elements of the breathtaking design still influence today’s Aston Martins. This wonderful example of Aston’s quintessentially British Grand Tourer, presented in beautiful colors and in turn-key condition, should not be missed. Offers welcome and trades considered