The Aston Martin DB7 is a “grand tourer” that was produced by Aston Martin between 1994 and 2004. The DB7 was available in Coupé or Volante (cabrio) versions, both designed by Ian Callum and Keith Helfet.

Here, in the Volante version, this model is equipped with an in line six engine, which, thanks to a Supercharger, produces 340 HP and 489 Nm. This car is capable of respectable performance, without compromising the luxury and refinement characteristic of the British brand.

This DB7 Volante was ordered from the Aston Martin dealership in Monaco in 1998 by the Royal Family of Brunei. However, it was never registered in the principality and only received its first registration in Portugal, in June 2001.

It is configured in Solent Silver Metallic, with an interior in red 'Oxblood' leather, with walnut wood creating a classic and elegant contrast in a cockpit that invites you to long journeys. It also has heated seats, air conditioning and electrically adjustable mirrors and seats.

This example shows 53,000 km on the odometer and is in excellent condition. It has always been serviced by an official dealer and is delivered with a duplicate key, driver's manual and stamped service book.