2009 Aston Martin Dbs on 2040-cars
3353 W 96th St, Indianapolis, Indiana, United States
Engine:6.0L V12
Transmission:6-Speed Auto
Stock Num: GE00649
Make: Aston Martin
Model: DBS
Year: 2009
Exterior Color: Casino Royale
Interior Color: Obsidian Black w/Alcantara & Semi-Aniline Leather Seat Trim
Options: Drive Type: RWD
Number of Doors: 2 Doors
Mileage: 1998
The DBS is equipped with an all-aluminum 6.0-liter V-12 hand built engine. The DBS produces 510 bhp at 6500 rpm. As it should, comes with a manual transmission mounted out back, right in front of the rear axle. This affords two benefits: more leg space for the driver and passenger and better weight distribution. Aston Martin considers the DBS a "mid-front engine" design. A large metal shift knob operates the 6-speed gearbox. This serves to let everyone know that the driver is in charge of controlling the engine-to-wheel speed ratio in this vehicle. The transmission shifts very easily and positively, with short and light throws. As we are fond of all things light, the chassis is made of multiple pieces of cast, extruded and pressed aluminum that are bonded together to form a lightweight and rigid structure. Carbon fiber is used liberally throughout the car, for both function and style. The driveshaft, door handles, front fascia, hood, door surrounds, diffuser, boot lid and boot enclosure are all made of carbon fiber, while the rest of the bodyshell is aluminum. In all, the DBS weighs 3480 lb., giving it a very favorable power-to-weight ratio.
This pristine handpicked example, offered by Gator Motorsport, has been meticulously cared for. With extremely low mileage, this vehicle is in excellent condition and has not seen any paint or body work and has no imperfections. This vehicle is as clean as, or cleaner than when it was delivered new. Available in 27 colors, Casino Royale is by far one of the best, and most established colors with a rich heritage. The interior of the DBS comes in Obsidian Black with Alacantara Semi-Aniline Leather Seat Trim. The seat bolsters show no wear and the carpets are in excellent condition. The front bumper, bonnet, side skirts, rear quarters, and rear bumper are all protected by a clear bra. All four wheels are in excellent condition with no scrapes. The vehicle comes with two keys and original owner's manual.
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