13K-Mile 2002 Aston Martin DB7 V12 Vantage Volante 6-Speed

This 2002 Aston Martin DB7 Vantage Volante shows just over 13k miles and is powered by a 5. 9-liter V12 mated to a 6-speed manual transmission. An accident indicated by the included Carfax is described as a minor parking lot incident resulting in cosmetic damage that was repaired by the dealership. Possible sanding marks are also visible in a close-up photo of the passenger fender. Factory 18� 10-spoke wheels wear wide Bridgestone S-02 rubber that is original and should likely be replaced due to age. The powered black convertible top is fitted with a heated glass rear window and described as free of tears or leaks, with slight corner wear shown. A cover is provided for use when the top is stowed and matches the ivory interior. The interior is finished in pale Connolly leather set off by contrasting piping and glossy burl wood trim. Ivory-edged factory mats are Wilton wool carpet, while the headliner and sun visors above are of plush ultrasuede. Instrumentation includes a 190 mph speedometer, tachometer with 7,000 rpm redline, and factory oil pressure gauge. The center stack is home to a factory pushbutton start switch, Becker stereo with early GPS navigation, and automatic climate controls. Lights and controls for a built-in K40 radar/laser detector are also present. An optional Aston Martin-branded golf umbrella resides in the trunk, which is also home to a Becker CD changer, factory amplifier, a compartment and defeat switch for the battery, an assortment of covers, and white gloves for use during tire changes. A factory optional battery tender is also included for use with the trunk-mounted input. Power comes from a 5. 9-liter 48-valve V12, the first fitted to a production-series Aston Martin. The last service in summer 2013 included a new timing cover gasket, control arm bushings, air conditioning work, battery, alignment, and more. It has reportedly covered only 400 miles since, mainly by being warmed up and taken for short drives every few weeks. The the 2009 accident is listed as involving another vehicle and the car is described as drivable afterward. A mileage inconsistency is also noted, with the number dropping from 12,600 miles in 2009 to 7,200 in 2011 but showing 13,300 currently. The car was has been serviced exclusively by Miller Motor Cars in Greenwich, Connecticut, the dealership where it was sold new. A 42-page file dates from the first oil change and a steering hose recall when the car was new. Original literature includes manuals, warranty info, and user guides.