Aston Martin DBS 6.0 V12 2008

- Richly documented
- 1 of 984 manual transmissions
- Full carbon fiber
- Serviced in recent years for over €40,000
- 6.0 liter V12
- Decked out in 'Casino Royale'

The Aston Martin DBS is crafted from the finest materials, with a combination of hand finishing and pioneering high-tech processes. From the exceptional quality of design and finish to the advanced manufacturing techniques used to save weight and create strength. The DBS is both a technological masterpiece and a powerful visual and tactile experience, both inside and out.
The DBS was originally launched with a 6-speed manual transmission. It boasted 510 horsepower, 60 horsepower more than the DB9, before the DB9's output increased to 470 horsepower in 2009. The centerpiece was a one-piece aluminum shifter. It was tactile and beautifully finished. The DBS enjoyed enormous success, not only because of its stunning design, but also because of its appearance in two James Bond films: Casino Royale and Quantum of Solace.

A very beautiful and iconic model. That's how to describe this Aston Martin. This is an Aston Martin DBS with a 6.0-liter V12 engine. It comes in a gray paint with the same title as the aforementioned James Bond movie, Casino Royale. Inside, a quality black interior can be found. This consists of black leather along with gray suede accents. The DBS's aerodynamic improvements are based on Aston Martin's racing experience. A carbon-fiber splitter and a new front bumper design help direct airflow around the car's wider body. On top of this, there are a lot more carbon-fiber components to be found. For starters, you have the ventilated carbon ceramic brakes, luggage compartment, trunk lid, door edges, front fenders and hood. All this together saved the car about 30kg in weight.

This car is originally from Dubai. The current owner bought the Aston Martin in Dubai and later also had it imported to the Netherlands. In both Dubai and the Netherlands it has always been very well maintained and cared for. All this maintenance over the years adds up to more than €40,000. This is also proven by the rich amount of documentation. This consists of various invoices and a service booklet. In 2019, the Aston Martin is registered on Dutch registration. The engine condition are no negative comments to make. The manual transmission 6.0 liter V12 functions super and as you would expect an Aston Martin, stylish and luxurious power. You really feel like James Bond in this British sports car!