2002 | Aston Martin V12 Vanquish

Lot details

Year: 2002
Make: Aston Martin
Model: Vanquish 2+2 Coupe to S-Specification
Registration: KR52 WEO
Chassis No: SCFAC133X3B500703
Engine No: AM3/00781
Mileage: 54,596
•: Upgraded to S-Specification
•: Numerous factory upgrades
•: Highly desirable 2+2 configuration

To overcome in battle; to conquer or reduce to submission by superior force. The definition of Vanquish can easily be attributed to this car as you admire its powerful stance and purposeful haunches. Aston Martin's ethos of power, beauty and soul can also be seen through the spokes of the steering wheel, across the vented bonnet and into your air intakes as one fires up the mighty six-litre, V12 engine. It really is the most demanding and spiritual experience.

This example was originally registered to Aston Martin themselves as a demonstrator under the AML 1 monica with the change taking place to the current plate to KR52 WEO, nearly a year later. Full ownership details and MoT certificate records can be found in the vehicle history notes enclosed within the history folder but the important items to note are the special order upgrades such as Litchfield black paint with matching charcoal Alcantara and leather interior, body-coloured door handles and a violet chrome centre consul as well as a Linn premium sound system with boot-mounted amplifier and cd autochanger. Additionally, and importantly, this Vanquish model is not only a desirable 2+2 variant offering additional room internally but it has also been upgraded with optional Sports Dynamic Pack consisting of enhanced steering, suspension, and brakes which came as standard with the S as well as high intensity discharge (HID) headlights. The tyres are all in good order showing Pirelli P0 rubber on each corner with additional upgraded Kahn alloy wheels valued at £4,000. Also included is a file of invoices, the correct aluminium-bound owner's pack, a new MoT test certificate valid until July 2025, a clear HPI, full Tracker system fitted and even an unused Aston Martin umbrella clipped to the boot lid. These are incredibly handsome supercars and it is unlikely that such an affordable example will come to market again as prices rise. Consigned by Edward Bridger-Stille