Chapin, SC | USA
$18,500
/ USDDescription
BEST OFFER BUYS Selling for an out of state friend Very low miles, 9700 miles only. This car has been in storage last couple years. It starts but does not run . The owner wants to sell “as is”he . He resides out of state and doesn’t wish to spend in getting it running. BEST OFFER BUYS The overall cosmetic condition is great except the top of the trunk got oxidized and will need painted. All service records, books and manuals. Was purchased from estate of prominent Arizona family. Open to o...
Our Take:
- Aston Martin's DB7, introduced in the mid-'90s, was a game-changer for the brand. It marked Aston's return to a more affordable, mass-produced sports car, shedding its exclusivity just a tad while capturing the quintessentially British blend of luxury and performance. In 1997, James Bond might not have been driving one, but the DB7 was the embodiment of suave motoring.
- Considering its low mileage of just 9,700 miles, this car is practically a unicorn. Finding a DB7 with such minimal use is akin to discovering a hidden gem in a barn—something many enthusiasts dream about. However, the fact that it doesn’t currently run does add a bit of mystery and challenge for potential buyers.
- The story adds a touch of drama and intrigue to the sale. With its ties to a prominent Arizona family, this DB7 might have quite the tale to tell. Who knows what scenic desert roads it cruised down or the lavish events it might have attended in its heyday?
- Despite the need for a little trunk TLC, the overall cosmetic condition sounds promising. The fact that it's been stored for a few years could mean it's in better shape internally than many others that have seen more action. Aston Martin aficionados might see this as an opportunity to revitalize a piece of late '90s automotive elegance.
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