The 1995 Aston Martin DB7 represents one of the most significant chapters in the history of this celebrated British marque. Introduced in 1994, the DB7 marked the beginning of a new era for Aston Martin, combining traditional British grand touring elegance with more contemporary engineering and performance. Designed by Ian Callum, its beautifully sculpted bodywork, long sweeping bonnet, graceful roofline and unmistakable Aston Martin grille created a motor car that was both sophisticated and sporting. Even today, the DB7 is widely regarded as one of the most attractive Aston Martins of the modern classic era.

Beneath that elegant bonnet sits a 3.2-litre supercharged straight-six engine, producing approximately 335 horsepower and delivering the smooth, effortless performance expected of a proper British grand tourer. With its rear-wheel-drive configuration, refined suspension and impressive performance capabilities, the DB7 was designed to cover long distances in comfort while remaining thoroughly rewarding to drive. The distinctive sound of its supercharged six-cylinder engine, combined with its beautifully appointed interior, gives the DB7 a character and driving experience that is unmistakably Aston Martin.

Today, the early six-cylinder DB7 is increasingly appreciated as an important modern classic, representing a period when Aston Martin successfully reinvented itself for a new generation of enthusiasts. With its timeless styling, prestigious heritage and relatively modest production numbers compared with more mainstream luxury marques, the DB7 offers an appealing opportunity to experience Aston Martin ownership. The 1995 model is particularly interesting as an early example of the series, combining the purity of Ian Callum’s original design with the charm and individuality of the supercharged straight-six engine. A distinguished British grand tourer that deserves its place among the great sporting motor cars of the 1990s.

• The Aston Martin DB7 is widely regarded as one of the most beautiful British grand tourers of its generation, combining timeless styling, impressive performance and traditional Aston Martin refinement. Powered by its distinctive 3.2-litre supercharged straight-six engine, the DB7 delivers an exhilarating driving experience while retaining the comfort and sophistication expected of this prestigious marque.

  The DB7’s ride quality is an excellent blend of firm control and supple response. Its handling is very much that of a refined grand tourer rather than an uncompromising sports car, making high-speed cruising its particular forte. A good DB7, such as this example, is an absolute pleasure to drive, covering long distances effortlessly while delivering its occupants to their destination feeling cool, comfortable and unruffled.

  This particular 1995 example is a very attractive, low-mileage, low-ownership motor car, presenting beautifully and benefiting from careful ownership and regular maintenance here in Canterbury. Its elegant exterior colour, complemented by a particularly appealing interior combination, makes it a fine representation of the early six-cylinder DB7.

  Vehicle Highlights:

  • Low Mileage Example – A particularly appealing example with relatively low recorded mileage.
  • Low Ownership History – A motor car that has enjoyed a limited number of owners throughout its life.
  • Well Maintained – Carefully maintained and serviced here in Canterbury.
  • Beautiful Exterior Presentation – Clean, elegant bodywork finished in what we consider one of the most desirable and quintessentially Aston Martin colours.
  • Stunning Interior Combination – Beautiful biscuit leather upholstery complemented by contrasting green piping, creating a wonderfully traditional British luxury interior.
  • Supercharged Six-Cylinder Performance -The smooth and powerful 3.2-litre engine delivers impressive acceleration and effortless open-road cruising.
  • Outstanding Grand Touring Qualities – A beautifully balanced combination of performance, comfort and refinement.
  • Timeless Ian Callum Design – One of the most elegant Aston Martin designs of the modern era, with graceful proportions that have aged exceptionally well.
  • Modern Classic Appeal – An increasingly appreciated Aston Martin, offering considerable character, exclusivity and potential long-term collector interest.
  • An Enjoyable Driver’s Car – Equally at home on a leisurely Sunday drive or covering considerable distances on the open road.
  • Odometer Reading in Miles – Please note that the vehicle’s odometer records distance in miles rather than kilometres.

  The early six-cylinder DB7 occupies an interesting position in Aston Martin’s history. It represents the beginning of the marque’s modern revival and retains a certain individuality that distinguishes it from the later V12-powered models. Its supercharged straight-six engine, elegant proportions and traditional craftsmanship combine to create a motor car with genuine character and presence.

  For the enthusiast seeking an elegant British grand tourer with distinguished heritage, excellent driving qualities and potential future collector appeal, this 1995 Aston Martin DB7 is certainly worthy of consideration. A beautiful modern classic that can be enjoyed today while being carefully preserved for the years ahead.

The Aston Martin DB7 occupies a particularly interesting position in the modern classic car market, representing one of the most important turning points in the marque’s illustrious history.

With its breathtaking Ian Callum styling, unmistakable British elegance and impressive performance, the DB7 successfully reintroduced Aston Martin to a new generation of discerning motorists. The early 3.2-litre supercharged six-cylinder models offer a particularly engaging driving experience, combining 335 horsepower with effortless grand touring capabilities. Few motor cars of this era manage to blend performance, refinement and sheer glamour quite so successfully. Whether admired outside an exclusive hotel, displayed at a prestigious motoring event or enjoyed on the open road, the DB7 possesses a timeless presence that remains every bit as captivating today as it was when first introduced.

From a market perspective, the DB7 represents an intriguing proposition for collectors and enthusiasts seeking entry into the world of Aston Martin ownership. While values have historically remained relatively accessible compared with earlier Aston Martin models, the finest examples are increasingly distinguished by their condition, mileage, provenance and maintenance history. With approximately 2,500 six-cylinder coupés produced worldwide, these early supercharged cars are considerably less numerous than many later Aston Martin models. Their relative rarity, combined with their historical significance and distinctive mechanical character, provides a compelling case for long-term collector interest. Particularly desirable are well-preserved, low-mileage and low-ownership examples with attractive original colour combinations and documented servicing. As with any collectible motor car, future appreciation is never guaranteed, but the DB7 possesses many of the qualities that traditionally underpin enduring enthusiast demand.

Internationally, Aston Martin remains one of the most prestigious and instantly recognisable names in British motoring, enjoying a following across the United Kingdom, Europe, North America, Australasia and beyond. Its longstanding association with luxury, sporting achievement, exclusivity and the glamour of James Bond has given the marque a cultural appeal that extends well beyond the classic car fraternity. The DB7 benefits enormously from this heritage, offering the unmistakable Aston Martin experience at a fraction of the cost of many of its more illustrious predecessors. As the motor cars of the 1990s continue to mature into recognised modern classics, the early six-cylinder DB7 deserves increasing attention. Beautifully styled, relatively scarce, internationally recognised and thoroughly enjoyable to drive, it represents an appealing combination of motoring pleasure, prestige and long-term collectibility.

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Waimak Group Ltd is a New Zealand registered company and accepts that the vehicle being sold must be of “acceptable quality” in terms of section 7 of the New Zealand Consumer Guarantees Act 1993 (the Act) having regard to “the nature of the goods”. Waimak Group Ltd is not aware of any specific defects with the vehicle, however (a) such a vehicle being a classic vehicle may have mechanical breakdowns, electrical failures at inconvenient times and maintenance costs being part of and parcel of ownership of a classic vehicle; (b) reliability is a combination of the particular nature of the classic vehicle, how it is being driven, how it has been maintained, and to a certain extent luck; (c) because of the age of the vehicle, and its propensity to rust, it is likely that the vehicle would have been fully or partially restored, or at least repainted at some point in its life, maybe even more than once. Waimak Group Ltd does not know, and cannot give advice on how good any restoration work on the vehicle had been.

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The Purchaser is encouraged to personally fully inspect the vehicle and also to have the vehicle inspected, and fully assessed by an experienced, independent, specialist garage - before committing to purchase. While the Purchaser is entitled to rely on statements given by Waimak Group Ltd as being correct, where goods such as vehicles are concerned, with so many moving parts and rust being an issue with older vehicles; a Purchaser who chooses not to seek independent professional assistance when assessing the quality of what they propose to buy is considered as buying at their own risk, and if the vehicle then turns out to be of less than the represented quality, or not up to the Purchaser's expectation, or in the Purchaser opinion not fit for purpose; then the Purchaser is considered to have contributed to their own loss and should not expect any refunds or betterment from Waimak Group Ltd.

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