2002 Aston Martin V12 Vanquish — 20k-Miles

Introduced for 2001, the Aston Martin V12 Vanquish represented a dramatic new chapter for the British marque, combining Ian Callum’s muscular grand-touring design with a bonded-aluminum and carbon-fiber-intensive structure and flagship V12 performance. The model gained additional prominence as James Bond’s car in the 2002 film Die Another Day and remains one of the defining Aston Martins of the early 21st century. Power comes from a 5.9-liter naturally aspirated V12, factory rated at 460 horsepower, paired with a six-speed electrohydraulically actuated automated-manual transmission. This 2002 example shows approximately 20,000 miles and is presented in an especially attractive grey-over-Burgundy red leather color combination. According to the seller, this Vanquish remains unmodified and retains its original factory equipment, with its paint also stated to be original. The seller acquired the car in February 2026 and has since added approximately 3,000 miles. The seller purchased the car specifically to enjoy on California road trips and invested substantially in bringing its maintenance up to date. With the seller now primarily residing outside the United States, the car is now being offered for sale. The cabin's Burgundy red leather provides a distinctive contrast to the understated grey exterior, while factory PPF is noted on the front bumper, mirrors, and side skirts. The seller reports that the climate-control system, interior equipment, and mechanical systems operate as intended and notes no known fluid leaks or accident repairs. Included with the car are its owner's manual, two key fobs, original battery charger, umbrella, notepads, pen, and hand light. Importantly, this Vanquish has benefited from substantial recent attention by an authorized Aston Martin dealer. An August 2026 invoice from Aston Martin Newport Beach records service at approximately 18,800 miles totaling $11,119.22. Work included diagnosis of multiple-cylinder misfires followed by replacement of the spark plugs and ignition coils, along with associated intake gaskets and fuel-injector seals. The ASM transmission pressure accumulator was also replaced after a leak was identified, and the system was subsequently road tested. A multi-point inspection was performed, and a new set of Michelin Pilot Sport 4 tires was installed; the seller notes the tires are 2026-dated with approximately 1,000 miles of use. With low indicated mileage, an uncommon color combination, factory specification, and meaningful recent maintenance, this V12 Vanquish offers an appealing opportunity to acquire Aston Martin's landmark turn-of-the-century flagship grand tourer.

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