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1963' Aston Martin DB5
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Возможен торгОпубликовано 29 октября 2026ID: rDocVl
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Возраст: 63 года
Пробег: 212 км
Объем двигателя: 3995 куб.см
Топливо: Бензин
Трансмиссия: Ручная
Цвет: Серебристый
Комментарии продавца про 1963' Aston Martin DB5
ASTON MARTIN DB5 SUPERLEGGERA. There are classic cars. There are icons. And then there is the Aston Martin DB5. Produced between 1963 and 1965, with only 887 Coupé examples built, the DB5 has become one of the most recognisable, exclusive and coveted automobiles of all time. Immortalised on the silver screen as James Bond's car, its true worth goes far beyond that association. The bodywork, built using Carrozzeria Touring's Superleggera process, the 4. 0-litre straight-six engine and the timeless elegance of its design have made it an absolute benchmark in British automotive history. This extraordinary example is presented in its silver finish, accentuated by the iconic chrome wire wheels, the classic bumpers and a truly exceptional level of detail. It has been subjected to a rigorous expertise report, in which it achieved the highest grade, confirming the quality, authenticity and excellence of its state of preservation. It shows only around 250km covered, reflecting the care and utterly unique character of this car. More than a car, the Aston Martin DB5 represents heritage, elegance and an irreplaceable piece of history. Key highlights: • Only 887 Coupé examples produced • 4. 0-litre straight-six engine • Superleggera construction by Touring • Silver exterior finish • Classic chrome wire wheels • Approximately 252km covered • Expertise report with top grade • Exceptional presentation condition • One of the most recognised classic cars worldwide. A new Aston Martin DB5 can no longer be built. The only option is to acquire one of the rare survivors. An extraordinary opportunity to add a true icon of automotive history to a private collection, a piece that combines scarcity, legacy, international recognition and potential for appreciation.
