Aston Martin Vanquish Zagato Volante
Specification
- Price
- £P.O.A.
- Colour
- Cairngorm Brown
- Year
- 2017
- Mileage
- 365 Miles
- Body Style
- Cabriolet
Key Information
Q Department Colour
Limited Production
6.0l V12
Zagato
Full Overview
The relationship between Aston Martin and Zagato is one of the most enduring and legendary partnerships in the automotive world. Beginning back in 1960 with the creation of the DB4 GT Zagato, which now commands upwards of £10 million at auction, every so often these two masters of their crafts come together to create a highly exclusive, limited production run of truly special cars. The latest Aston to receive the ‘Zagato treatment’ was the already stunning 2012 Vanquish, becoming the fifth Aston Martin to benefit from the Italian coachbuilder’s design flair and creating what can only be described as an automotive masterpiece.
The Aston Martin Vanquish Zagato was built in four different body styles: Coupé, Volante, Shooting Brake and Speedster. The Coupé, Volante and Shooting Brake were each limited to 99 examples, while the Speedster was limited to just 25 examples. Based on the Vanquish S, the Vanquish Zagato Volante has been thoroughly re-engineered, its 6.0-litre V12 powertrain producing 580bhp, coupled with its smooth Touchtronic III gearbox and unique suspension setup can deliver a projected 0-62mph time of 3.5 seconds. This performance creates a unique driving experience to stir the senses. Lightweight hand-rolled aluminium and carbon fibre panels clothe the body, taking over 2,000 hours to craft, representing the most dedicated application of Aston Martin’s talents for engineering cutting-edge design.
The car we have on offer today was registered in 2018 and is finished off in a Q department colour of Cairngorm Brown with Ivory Rekona and Bitter Chocolate leather interior and a bitter chocolate brown hood. The car features a One-77 steering wheel, satin chrome finish, garage door opener, carbon paddle shifters, ventilated front seats, touring pack and embroidered ‘Z’ logo on each of the headrests. This is a one-owner car that was ordered and supplied new in the UK and has covered just 365 miles from new. The car is also accompanied by a special photobook documenting its build at Aston Martin.
