2007 Aston Martin Db9 on 2040-cars
Glennville, California, United States
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PRICED FOR QUICK SALE!!! MINT ONE OF A KIND DB9 WITH FOURTY THOUSAND IN EXTRAS!!!
Tungsten Silver 2007 Sport Package DB9 with:
Carbon Fibre DBS hood
DBS grill
DBS rear headlamps
The V Collection Carbon Fibre front splitter
QuickSilver SuperSport Exhaust system
2011 updated side mirrors
Fully integrated Focal Audio Amp/Speaker/Sub system with iPod dock
Medium window tint
Built in radar detector and laser jammer
Truly one of a kind and one of the nicest Aston Martin DB9s in the country. Exterior has been perfectly modified to
look distinctive and aggressive while maintaining the classic DB9 look. Always serviced at Aston Martin Service.
Clean Carfax. Aston Martin 140 Point Inspection performed and qualifies for extended warranty/service.
This 2007 model's exterior has been updated to 2011 model year.
This car has also been featured in The V Collection.
I purchased this DB9 hardly used with just only 800 miles on it from Aston Martin of Beverly Hills. This car is
fully loaded, with almost all options.
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