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1955' Aston Martin Db2/4 Mark I
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NegociávelPublicado 16 Outubro 2026ID: dOs9SR
- BH Auction by BINGO SPORTS
- Japan
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Information from the owner
Corpo: Berlina
Idade: 71 anos
Quilometragem: 74059 km
Deslocação: 2922 cc
Combustível: Gasolina
Transmissão: Manual
Cor exterior: Prateado
Comentários do vendedor sobre 1955' Aston Martin Db2/4 Mark I
# 1955 Aston Martin DB2/ 4 Mark IIntroduced in 1953, the ** Aston Martin DB2/ 4 Mark I** represented an important evolution of the celebrated DB2, combining the sporting character of its predecessor with enhanced practicality through the introduction of a 2+2 seating configuration. Among the early DB-series models that helped establish Aston Martin's international reputation, the DB2/ 4 holds a particularly distinguished position, admired by collectors for its elegant design, sophisticated engineering, and historical significance.At the heart of the DB2/ 4 Mark I lies the renowned ** 2. 9-litre DOHC inline-six engine**, designated VB6J, originally developed during the Lagonda era under the direction of legendary engineer W. O. Bentley. Celebrated for his remarkable contributions to British automotive engineering and motorsport, Bentley created an engine that perfectly complemented Aston Martin's grand touring philosophy. Its refined power delivery, smooth operation, and distinctive mechanical character remain defining qualities of the early Aston Martin driving experience.One of the DB2/ 4's most innovative features was its distinctive rear hatchback design. Together with the addition of rear seats, this arrangement significantly improved luggage accessibility and everyday usability, establishing the DB2/ 4 as a forward-thinking grand tourer. At a time when high-performance sports cars were often defined by compromise, the DB2/ 4 demonstrated that exceptional sporting ability and genuine practicality could coexist within a beautifully proportioned automobile.The bodywork reflects the finest traditions of British coachbuilding, featuring the marque's characteristic flowing lines and elegant proportions. Its lightweight construction and carefully sculpted aluminium panels embody the craftsmanship and understated sophistication that would become synonymous with Aston Martin for generations to come. The graceful silhouette, delicate detailing, and unmistakable front grille make the DB2/ 4 one of the most recognizable designs of the company's formative postwar years.With approximately ** 565 examples of the DB2/ 4 Mark I produced**, surviving cars represent an increasingly compelling proposition for collectors seeking an authentic example of Aston Martin's early grand touring heritage.The particular example offered here benefits from a number of recent maintenance improvements, including the replacement of the ** brake hoses, brake master cylinder, and brake shoes**, together with the installation of new tyres. These important mechanical updates contribute to its appeal as a classic automobile intended not merely for static display, but for the enjoyment of historic motoring.Although its Japanese roadworthiness inspection (* Shaken*) has expired, the attention given to its braking system and tyres makes this an attractive candidate for recommissioning and participation in classic touring events and historic rallies, subject to the necessary inspections and road-registration requirements.Beyond its timeless appearance, the DB2/ 4 Mark I offers something increasingly valued in the collector-car world: a direct connection to the formative years of one of Britain's most prestigious sporting marques. Its W. O. Bentley-engineered powerplant, innovative grand touring configuration, and limited production history combine to create a car of genuine historical substance.** For the discerning collector, this 1955 Aston Martin DB2/ 4 Mark I represents an opportunity to acquire an important piece of British automotive heritage — a classic grand tourer equally worthy of preservation, appreciation, and enjoyment on the open road.**
