2007 Aston Martin Vantage Coupe, Private Party, Just 8143 Miles - Mint on 2040-cars
Fairfax Station, Virginia, United States
I am second owner of this Aston and have had it for 18 months, It is as pristine and clean as a 2007 year car can get - always garaged and never driven in poor weather and always stored for the winter months. A true hand-made automobile that has perhaps the nicest exhaust note this side of a Ferrari V12, and as one of the most handsome modern cars made today, it always draws positive comments and looks. A true sports car, if you've never driven one its very comparable to a Porsche 911S of the same era, though with more hand-made components and finer interior build together with a factory show car paint finish. This car was purchased new at Aston Martin of Washington and has been serviced there since new. A fresh oil service was completed 03/10/14 and the car needs nothing. These are very reliable cars with reasonable maintenance costs for a exotic. The factory wheels on this (19", 7-spoke) are in boxes and will come with the car. Currently on the vehicle are HRE P40 Wheels in Satin Finish, 20" Size shod with Michelin PS2 / PS3 tires. If you know HRE's then you know these wheels and tires are $ 9,000 new. If the buyer does not want them, and instead prefers the stock wheels then I will deduct $ 3,000 off the price of the car and you will get the stock wheels with a set of fresh / new OEM Bridgestone RE050 tires installed. As far as flaws on the car - very few and there is 3M film on most the exposed surfaces subject to rock chips. XM radio is installed in the car with the module located behind the shift lever on the console. $ 500 Aston Martin Factory Carpet Mats are included with the car as well (Aston does not supply them when new!) Owner's Manual with Service Records and Three keys included. There is a current lien on this car that will have to be paid off prior to title release. Options on this car and the original window sticker:
Base Price $ 111,100 Premium Audio System $ 1,595 Blue Tooth USA $ 750 Brake Calipers - Red $ 450 Leather Colour - Contemporary $ 750 Bright Finish Aluminum Grille $ 450 HID Headlamps with washers and self-leveling $ 795 Heated Front Seats $ 450 Fine Stitching $ 220 Cruise Control $ 450 Powerfold Mirrors $ 450 Memory Seats $ 450 Exterior Paint - custom (BMW Orient Blue) $ 1,595 Garage Door Opener and Auto Dimming Mirrors $ 295 Front Stone Guards $ 295 Satellite Navigation $ 2,655 Optional 19" 7-spoke wheels $ 1,595 Gas Guzzler Tax $ 2,100 Freight $ 1,350 Total MSRP $ 127,945 Inspections welcome in person or you may have a pre-purchase inspection done at Aston Martin of Washington DC if you like. I can pickup a buyer from either Reagan National airport or Dulles if you wish to fly in. Car is road-ready, solid and reliable, and a joy to drive. A no excuses vehicle that will not disappoint. For more photos, please go here: |
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