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Stratton Motor Company are delighted to be able to offer this beautiful iconic 2004 Aston Martin DB7 Zagato.

The iconic Aston Martin DB7 was introduced at the Pebble Beach Concours dElegance, California in August 2002 and then later shown at the Paris Motor Show in the following October.

Finished in iconic Aston Martin Racing Green complimented by the contrasting Parchment and Forest Green Aniline hides, we are delighted to offer this superb example of the stunning DB7 Zagato, this is car 47 of 99 built.

Towards the end of the DB7 production era in 2002, the DB7 Zagato was unveiled, rekindling one of the motoring worlds most iconic partnerships; Aston Martin and Zagato the Italian automotive coachbuilder. Based on a shortened DB7 platform, the DB7 Zagato employed the 435bhp V12 powerplant mated to a short-throw 6-speed manual transmission. The distinctive styling includes Zagatos trademarked double-bubble roof, evoking strong memories of the iconic DB4 GT Zagato from the 1960s, not to mention the stunning driveline from the most focused DB7 built, the DB7 GT ensured that the orderbook for all 99 cars was quickly fulfilled.

It was only offered for the 2003 model year, with the 100th car produced for the Aston martin Museum, all production models being immediately sold.

The car has a steel body designed in collaboration between Andrea Zagato at the Italian design house and the Chief Aston Martin designer Henrik Fisker. Other features include the unique Analine leather interior not found on the standard DB7, also fitted with very special Zagato styled 5 spoke alloy wheels.

Power is fed to the rear wheels providing a top sped of 186mph with a 0-60mph acceleration of just 4.9 seconds.

This example, includes registration AM53ZAG and was first registered in January 2004, it has been lovingly cared for throughout its life and benefits from a comprehensive servicing and maintenance regime at Aston Martin main agents and recognised marque specialists. An Aston Martin sports exhaust ensures that it sounds as good as it looks! Having covered just 10,191 miles from new, with its condition superb throughout.

A stunning example of a rare and appreciating Aston Martin classic.