Highlights

Previously sold via Car & Classic in January 2024
Around 49,900 miles now reported on the odometer; a slight increase since the photos were taken at 48,845 miles
Solid maintenance history with accompanying bills and reports
Reportedly maintained by Aston Martin specialist AJTECH for the last two years
MOT valid until July 2026

The Appeal

The Aston Martin V8 Vantage Roadster is a strikingly beautiful two-seater convertible that combines the brand's classic elegance with a more agile, modern sports car character. It features a power-operated soft-top roof that opens in just 18 seconds, and is powered by a front mid-mounted 4.3-litre V8 engine producing 380bhp and 302lb-ft of torque. This naturally aspirated unit enables a 0–60mph time of approximately 4.9 seconds and a top speed of 175mph, coming to life above 4,000rpm as exhaust valves open.

The 2007 model year introduced the Sportshift automated manual transmission with magnesium paddle shifters. Built on a lightweight aluminium VH platform, the Roadster offers impressive structural rigidity and balanced handling despite being more suited to high-speed cruising than out-and-out track performance.

This 2007 example comes to market in factory-standard specification, with the seller noting it has covered around 49,900 miles, marking a slight increase since the photos were taken at 48,845 miles. An extensive history file accompanies the car, and it has reportedly been looked after in recent years by respected Aston Martin specialist AJTECH. With its specialist servicing pedigree, honest presentation, and that unmistakable V8 soundtrack, this V8 Vantage Roadster warrants serious attention.

History and Paperwork

First registered in 2007
Previously sold via Car & Classic in January 2024; in current ownership since June 2024
The photographs supplied are from the previous Car & Classic auction, and there has been a slight increase in mileage since; the seller notes that the odometer now shows around 49,900 miles
Ten former registered keepers
MOT valid until July 2026
Private number plate not included; original age-related plate ‘OU07 KLL’ has been re-assigned
Accompanied by Aston Martin document holder, V5C, battery conditioner, maintenance invoices, MOT certificates, and tracker paperwork
Extensive service history with bills and reports available
Reportedly serviced by the Aston Martin specialist AJTECH for the last two years
Air conditioning re-gassed in September 2023 by Station Garage
Rear brake pads replaced in December 2021 at 45,864 miles by Aston Martin Nottingham
Serviced in November 2020 at 43,497 miles by Aston Martin Nottingham; washer reservoir also cleaned and unblocked
Serviced in April 2019 at 41,595 miles by Aston Martin Nottingham, including engine oil, gearbox oil, brake fluid and pollen filter; right-hand exhaust valve un-seized and lubricated, vacuum system reconnected
Engine oil, oil filter and air filter changed in June 2016 at 34,322 miles by Stratstone
Engine oil, oil filter, tyres, front lower spoiler, battery, cam cover and associated gasket replaced in June 2014 at 26,759 miles by Stratstone
Engine oil, oil filter, pollen filter and transmission oil replaced in January 2013 by Stratstone
In August 2011 at 16,216 miles, Stratstone replaced the engine oil, oil filter, air filter and battery
Engine oil, oil filter and pollen filter changed in May 2010 at 10,000 miles by Stratstone; cam cover gasket oil leak repaired under warranty

The Condition

Meteorite Silver paintwork; black soft-top roof
Grey 19-inch seven-spoke alloy wheels, framing grey brake callipers
Black leather interior with contrast stitching
Pop-up infotainment screen with navigation
Electrically adjustable front seats with three-position memory
Air conditioning
Switchable traction control
Rear parking sensors
Two very small areas of paint bubbling noted near the fuel cap
Some staining to the fabric soft top; it is reported to be in working order
Some light surface corrosion noted on the underside
Interior reported to be all original and in very good order
Few light marks present here and there, but no rips or holes noted
iPhone charging cable installed in the centre console
The vendor reports that all instruments and switchgear work as they should

The Mechanics

Hand-built 4.3-litre dry-sump V8 producing 380bhp and 302lb-ft of torque
Six-speed Sportshift automated manual transmission
The vendor reports the engine runs very well
Clutch reported to be at around 50% wear

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