2019 Aston Martin DBS Superleggera V12

Highlights

• One owner from new DBS 
• Divine Red metallic paint with full PPF from Topaz 
• Full Aston Martin service history 
• Supplied with four-piece luggage 
• HPI clear
• Guide price (hammer) £135k - £140k

General Description

Launching to the world in the late 1960s, the DBS quickly cemented itself as Aston Martin’s flagship model by cleverly fusing grand tourer like abilities with brutish performance. Establishing itself as the fastest four-seater production car in the world in 1969, Aston’s GT went on to become a star of the big screen when George Lazenby swapped the iconic DB5 for the DBS in Her Majesty’s Secret Service.

Fast forward to the 21st century and the DBS alternated flagship duties with the Vanquish models and and in 2018 the third-generation of DBS was launched to the world, this time using the ‘Superleggera’ nameplate as a nod to the Italian coachbuilders who assisted with creating lightweight Aston Martins in the 1960s and 70s.

The all-new DBS continues the tradition of grand-tourer abilities with blistering performance but now laden with cutting-edge tech and motorsport derived aero. Look under the bonnet and you’ll find a reworked high-boost twin-turbo 5.2-litre V12 taken from the DB11 but now producing 715bhp, propelling the DBS from 0-62mph in just 3.4 seconds. The gearbox utilises the same ZF 8-speed from the DB11, but with a shorter ratio as well as torque vectoring and a mechanical limited slip differential. Aston Martin also clearly spent a considerable amount of time on the handling with the aerodynamics having been cleverly reworked including an F1-inspired double-diffuser ensuring a 180kg of downforce which is the highest-ever for a  production Aston Martin.

About this specific vehicle

Ordered through Aston Martin Bristol and supplied to its first and only owner in March 2019, the total cost of the vehicle was £256,412. The vendor has reported that the car has been garage kept its whole life, whilst on a trickle charger whilst not in use.

The options of this particular car include:

• Divine red metallic paint 
• Highpile carpets 
• Alcantara headlining 
• Front seat ventilation 
• Embroidered headrests 
• Q satin carbon
• Seatbelts in mocha 

Non-standard options fitted to the vehicle:

• Topaz clear PPF 
• Vodafone automotive linked Category 6 immobiliser
• 4-piece luggage set matching the interior colour scheme 

For a full list of additional extras please view the documentation section. 

Despite its low mileage, this DBS boasts full dealer history and has been maintained annually at Aston Martin with the most recent service carried out at Aston Martin Bristol on 09/04/2024 at 2344 miles consisting of an engine-oil change. 

There are three MoT records on file all resulting in first time passes with the most recent test carried out on the 08/04/2024 at 2344 miles with no advisories. The car is also supplied with a clear HPI report.

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