Aston Martin DBZ Centenary Collection – Market Debut Launched in October 2019, to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the Milanese coachbuilders, Zagato and a 60-year period of a successful collaboration between British manufacturer Aston Martin and the Milan based coach building atelier and design studio. The pairing of a classic DB4 GT Zagato Continuation model with a contemporary DBS GT Zagato, carried a price tag of some £6.1 Million plus local taxes when launched, with production restricted to just 19 pairs. Production commenced in 2019 at Aston Martin’s Newport Pagnell manufacturing facilities. The combination of Italian styling flair with British engineering, has over 60 years produced some of the world’s most desirable and collected motor cars, of which the DB4 GT Zagato is acknowledged as one. Made available to order at the Aston Martin official launch in October 2019, held at the prestigious Audrain Concours in Rhode Island USA, the exclusive and limited production run of just 19 pairs, were sold to collectors world-wide. Being brought to market for the first time, the pair are being offered at a considerable saving over the manufacturers launch price. Based in the USA, the pair are available immediately for purchase and delivery wherever required, with the assistance of our shipping partners. The pair, configured in Left Hand Drive, both finished in Caribbean Pearl, over Dark Blue interiors, have covered nominal miles from new and been professionally stored since being manufactured and handed over to their first owner. Titled and registered in North America, the DBZ Centenary Collection is available for the first time since being manufactured in 2019. We are delighted to offer this exceptional opportunity, on advantageous terms, to acquire this remarkable pairing of extremely rare, classic and contemporary supercars, finished in identical colour schemes, in ‘as delivered’ condition and delivery mileage, to the global collector audience. The DB4 GT Zagato Continuation Regarded by classic car collectors and automotive aficionados as one of the most beautiful Aston Martin ever created, just 19 examples were built in the early 1960’s, with international motorsport objectives. The model offered the ultimate performance available in 1960 and were campaigned in International sportscar racing, including at the Le Mans 24 hr races. Original examples have, in recent years, acquired an ‘unobtainable’ status in collector circles, with the majority of the 19 manufactured, now securely stored in investor vaults. Values of £8-10 million + have become established numbers in the global collector market, dependant on individual car and competition history, , commanded by sellers who may occasionally tire of their cars beauty and wish to divest. Hand built, to the highest possible quality, 60 years later in 2019, by Aston Martin’s UK based Heritage centre in Newport Pagnell, the magnificent DB4 GT Zagato Continuation’s were built to the 1960’s original configuration, utilising the traditional engineering and hand building skill, combined with modern engineering advancements and performance enhancements. The lightweight aluminium coachwork, steel chassis, mechanical components and traditional hand building skills, remained employed in the creation of the continuation DB4 GT Zagato’s. Completed with all new components and to ultimate specifications corresponding to the 1960’s-built examples, production was restricted to 19 cars only. The DBS GT Zagato Exclusively styled and built in recognition of a 60-year collaboration with Zagato Design, incorporating many of the traditional and renowned Zagato styling features, including the signature ‘double bubble’ roof line and use of lightweight carbon fibre body panels, the contemporary half of this unique pairing, the DBS GT Zagato is, by any measure, a highly dynamic modern GT and true modern classic. Created on Aston Martin’s familiar DBS Superleggera aluminium chassis and running gear, powered by the Aston Martin 5.2 litre twin-turbo V12 engine, uprated to produce 760 bhp / 900nm torque, mated to an 8-speed ZF automatic transmission. Equipped with all conveniences and the phenomenal performance of the renowned production DBS. Unique features of the DBS GT Zagato include unique Zagato design carbon fibre bodies, an active opening and closing front grille assembly, a full-length carbon ‘double bubble’ design roof with digital rear view camera mirror, exclusive lighting equipment and a unique cabin environment with signature Zagato trim. The combination giving the ultimate in DBS performance, achieved with the unique Zagato styling, weight saving carbon fibre body and aerodynamic improvements. A classic Zagato recipe, which when employed on Aston Martin chassis, has produced some of the most desirable and collectable cars ever manufactured.