The Aston Martin DB 9 was the successor of the Aston Martin DB 7. The car was available as Volante (convertible) and coupe. The DB 9 was designed by Marek Reichman and Henrik Fisker and is made largely of aluminum. The Aston Martin DB 9 was equipped with a 5.9 liter (5.935 cc) V12 engine, originally taken from the V12 Vanquish. The engine produced 570 Nm torque at 5,000 RPM and a maximum power of 450 horsepower. The DB9 can accelerate from 0 -100 km/h in 4,7 seconds and has a top speed of 299 KM/h. Besides a 6-speed manual gearbox, a lovely 6-speed ZF “Touchtronic” automatic gearbox was available.

Car critics have generally rated the DB9 coupe and Volante well, praising the car’s luxurious interior and exterior design. On the British automotive show Top Gear, the DB9 is thought of highly. Notably, on the show’s “Cool Wall” segment, the presenters called the DB9 “too cool” for the wall and gave it its own category called “The DB9 Section”, a mini-refrigerator containing the car’s card. While reviewing the Volante, Richard Hammond called the interior of the DB9 “one of the best known to man”.

This Aston Martin DB 9 Volante was delivered to its first owner through Aston Martin Roma in Italy and registered on March 1, 2006. Tastefully equipped in “Jet Black” and a “Sandstorm” leather interior. When the car was three years old she was handled to an enthusiast in The Netherlands. The car was registered here on May 8, 2009. In The Netherlands the car was recently serviced and we have stamps in the service booklet. Recently, a complete service was carried out, approximately 1,500 KMs ago. Currently the car has driven just over 80,000 KMs and is ready to be enjoyed. The car comes with a valid Dutch registration which can easily be used to register the car in every EU country.