2007 Aston Martin Db9 Volante on 2040-cars
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States
DETAILS!! exclusive option metallic black over cuoio leather and complete with its leather-bound DB9 Owner’s Guide, Aston Martin carcover in its original fitted bag, the original fitted umbrella , and theoriginal jack and appear fresh and virtually new, with the exception of verysmall blemishes around the edge of the hood and some scratches on the front lowbumper the car appears much newer than its 43,718 actual miles. The Volanteconvertible retained the same basic VH platform of the DB9 stiffened to maintainchassis rigidity. Rollover protection is provided by strengthened windshieldpillars and a pair of pop-up hoops behind the rear seats which cannot bedisabled and will break the cars rear window when deployed. Ride and at cruising speeds were enhanced by somewhat softer springs andspecially tuned anti-roll bars front and rear. The DB9 Volantes folding toprequires just 17 seconds to be raised or lowered and the Volantes weight washeld down to just 130 additional pounds. The DB9 coupe and Volante share thesame semi-automatic and automatic gearboxes and engine; however the Volante isspeed-limited to a cop-baiting 165 mph to retain the soft-tops integrity atspeed. As for the DB9 coupe the Volante delivered 450 horsepower and peak torqueof 420 lbs-ft. Despite the Volantes additional weight 0-60 acceleration was onlyslightly blunted at 4.9 seconds. Now ready to pass into its next owner’sloving hands, this Aston Martin is ready for continued fun just as it has beencarefully enjoyed by me .
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Aston Martin closing deal with Force India F1 team
Mon, Nov 2 2015Aston Martin is returning to the Formula One grid. Only instead of starting its own team – or even taking control of an existing one – the British automaker is reportedly on the verge of announcing a new partnership with the Force India team. According to Autosport, the deal would see the team switch names from its current national identity to Aston Martin Racing. Beyond naming rights, however, the partnership could see the two outfits partner on technical collaborations as well. The Johnnie Walker whisky brand – a longtime McLaren partner – is said to be joining as a sponsor of the newly rebranded team, which has previously featured branding from whisky brands Royal Challenge, Whyte & Mackay, and Dalmore. The current engine deal with Mercedes (which owns part of Aston Martin) is expected to stay in place. Force India isn't the only team Aston Martin is said to have evaluated. Previous reports had linked the manufacturer of luxury GT cars to Red Bull, while Williams was also said to have been under consideration for such a partnership. Ultimately, however, it appears to be cash-strapped (and strong-performing) Force India that has sealed the deal, expected to be announced in due course. If the notion of an automaker sponsoring (but not running) an F1 team strikes you as odd, it isn't without relevant precedent. Infiniti has long sponsored the Red Bull team that is powered by its corporate cousin Renault. That deal was brokered while the Japanese luxury brand was chaired by Andy Palmer, who now runs Aston Martin. Aside from considerable achievements in sports car racing, the British firm only participated in F1 for a few races in 1959 and 1960. The deal would put an end to the Force India name that has adorned the team since Indian businessman Vijay Mallya took it over late in 2007. Mallya, it should be noted, helms United Spirits Limited, which produces all those beverages mentioned previously that have sponsored Force India. The team was founded in 1991 as Jordan Grand Prix, under whose name it ran until 2005 when it switched ownership and name first to Midland and then to Spyker. Mallya sold nearly half of the team's stake to the Sahara India Pariwar conglomerate in 2011. Since taking over the team, Force India has gone from a back-marker in tenth place to a solid midfield contender routinely landing sixth in the championship standings and currently running fifth this season.
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One-off Aston Martin DB9 Spyder Zagato Centennial up for grabs
Thu, May 14 2015There's a long and proud history of Aston Martins coachbuilt by Zagato, and while we wouldn't call them commonplace, most of them were put in serial production, however limited. But not this one. This one-of-a-kind DB9 Spyder was handbuilt by Zagato (along with a similarly styled DBS coupe) to celebrate Aston's centenary. Rather than remain in the private collections of either company, though, it was built in England, fitted with its customer bodywork (over the course of a year) in Italy, showcased back in England and then again at Pebble Beach before being delivered to its owner, who has kept it in California ever since. But now he's putting it up for auction. Equipped with a 6.0-liter V12, carbon-ceramic brakes and of course that unique coachwork, the DB9 Spyder Centennial edition has been consigned to RM Sotheby's for its sale in Monterey this coming August, two years after it was first shown there. It's anticipated to fetch between $380,000 and $450,000, which would be about double what Aston charges for a new DB9 Volante, but strikes us as a pretty solid investment considering just how rare this particular Anglo-Italian bird really is. Of course the Aston Zagato isn't the only notable vehicle RM has in store for Pebble this year. It's also highlighting a 1968 Maserati Ghibli Spyder that's billed as the first of its kind ever made, a US-spec Ferrari Daytona prototype, an early Lamborghini Countach and a rare 1973 Nissan Skyline GT-R. In short, RM's Monterey auction is already shaping up to be a notable one, and we're still a few months out with new consignments being added all the time.
