The Aston Martin DB7 is one of the marque’s most iconic grand tourers, combining timeless British design with refined performance and everyday usability. Designed by Ian Callum and engineered with the expertise of Tom Walkinshaw Racing (TWR), the DB7 marked the beginning of a new era for Aston Martin and remains one of the most elegant GT cars ever produced. This exceptional Alfred Dunhill Edition is among the rarest DB7 variants ever built. Originally intended as a production run of 150 cars, only approximately 78 examples were completed worldwide, making this a highly sought after collector’s piece. Finished as car number 14, it was first supplied by Lancaster Sevenoaks in January 1999 to former Arsenal and England footballer Ian Wright. Commissioned to an exceptional specification, this DB7 was further upgraded by Aston Martin Works with the highly desirable Driving and Visual Dynamic Packages, representing over £24,000 of factory enhancements. These included the GT style body kit, OZ Racing alloy wheels, uprated suspension and braking system, together with a performance exhaust, creating a more focused driving experience while retaining the effortless refinement expected of an Aston Martin grand tourer. Having covered just 16,199 miles from new, this outstanding example has averaged fewer than 900 miles per year and benefits from an extensive documented service history, with maintenance recorded throughout its life. Supplied with a comprehensive history file containing previous MOT certificates, invoices and supporting documentation, this is a rare opportunity to acquire one of the most exclusive DB7s ever produced.
