Aston Martin DBS

Specifications

2008 Aston Martin DBS 2+0 Coupé 1 of only 984 manual DBS Coupés produced Rare 2+0 seating configuration – 870 manual examples Storm Black Metallic with red metallic flakes Complete clutch and flywheel replacement – Extensive documented maintenance First registration 23/12/2008 Current mileage 91,796 km Delivered new by Aston Martin Royal Motors Cannes, France Original delivery date 28/12/2008 Believed to have had only 2 owners Current owner since 2016 5,935 cc naturally aspirated V12 – 517 PS (510 bhp) 6-speed manual transmission / Rear-wheel drive 0–100 km/h 4.3 seconds / Top speed 307 km/h Storm Black Metallic with distinctive red metallic flakes Black leather and Alcantara interior Original two-seater configuration (2+0) Original Aston Martin service book Extensive maintenance history with supporting invoices Original registration and historical documentation Equipment & Features 6-speed manual gearbox with machined aluminium gear lever Carbon-ceramic braking system Adaptive Damping System 20-inch Aston Martin multi-spoke alloy wheels Carbon-fibre front splitter and rear diffuser Carbon-fibre bonnet vents Electrically adjustable sports seats with memory function Black leather and Alcantara upholstery Piano Black interior trim Leather sports steering wheel Satellite navigation system Automatic climate control Rear parking assistance Electrically adjustable exterior mirrors Electric windows Two-seater interior with rear luggage shelf Service & Maintenance History 30/07/2009 – 17,147 km – Royal Motors Cannes 10/11/2010 – 20,570 km – Royal Motors Cannes 22/01/2015 – 48,586 km – Aston Martin Paris 24/02/2017 – 58,625 km – Bolides, annual service and documented mechanical work 2017 – Complete clutch replacement, including flywheel and release bearing – Invoice €7,025.89 22/05/2019 – approx. 69,981 km – Bolides, maintenance 2021–2022 – Additional mechanical and electrical work, including gearbox selector, cooling system and CD changer repairs 25/04/2023 – 78,790 km – Bolides, annual service, filters, auxiliary belt, door struts and electrical components 17/12/2024 – TE23, extensive cosmetic refurbishment – Invoice €4,908.48 15/01/2026 – TE23, RTI display, auxiliary drive belt, tensioner and pulleys invoiced – €3,635.05 Major Recent Work Complete Clutch & Flywheel Replacement in 2017 – €7,025.89 Complete clutch assembly replaced Engine flywheel replaced Clutch release bearing replaced Gearbox removed and refitted Interior & Cosmetic Refurbishment in 2024 – €4,908.48 Professional care and refurbishment of both leather and Alcantara seats Steering wheel leather recoloured Door trims and central console refreshed Full exterior polishing and paint corrections Four Aston Martin alloy wheels refurbished and refinished Two new Pirelli P Zero front tyres Recent Parts & Mechanical Work in 2026 – €3,635.05 RTI display Auxiliary drive belt Belt tensioner Idler pulleys History Introduced in 2007, the Aston Martin DBS V12 represented the pinnacle of the British manufacturer's grand touring range. Famously featured in the James Bond films Casino Royale and Quantum of Solace, the DBS combines timeless British design with a naturally aspirated 5.9-litre V12 producing 517 PS. The six-speed manual version remains particularly desirable, with only 984 DBS Coupés produced with this transmission, including 870 examples featuring the original two-seat configuration. This particular example stands out through its elegant Storm Black Metallic finish, distinguished by subtle red metallic flakes that become visible under direct sunlight. Its black leather and Alcantara interior perfectly complements the exterior, while the traditional manual gearbox offers an engaging driving experience rarely found in modern grand tourers. Originally delivered in France by Aston Martin Royal Motors Cannes in December 2008, the car has remained in France and has been with its current owner since 2016. Its documented maintenance history represents another important asset, notably the complete replacement of the clutch and flywheel, extensive refurbishment of the interior and alloy wheels, and further mechanical parts invoiced in January 2026. Combining the iconic naturally aspirated V12, a six-speed manual gearbox, the distinctive Storm Black finish and a well-documented history, this DBS represents a particularly appealing example of Aston Martin's celebrated flagship grand tourer. Any more pictures, under the car, video calling, do not hesitate. Visible only on appointment, we speak English / Dutch / French / Italian / German For further information , please contact us +32 2 681 81 00 / Whatsapp +32 477 42 53 19

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