The Aston Martin Vanquish marked the end of an era for the firm, the last hand built model constructed at the Works in Newport Pagnell and launched in late 2000, the muscular new ‘GT’ car was powered by a 6.0L V12 producing near 500bhp and offered scintillating performance clothed with unmistakable Aston Martin styling

Following the tradition of its predecessors, the Vanquish was a natural car of choice for secret agent James Bond and its screen debut premiered in cinemas in late November 2002, featuring in the blockbuster ‘Die Another Day’ with Pierce Brosnan at the wheel of a heavily modified and rocket laden example

The Vanquish S was introduced in late 2004 and saw an increase in power to 520bhp plus subtle revisions to the suspension, brakes and styling, making it a genuine 200 MPH car. Total production of the Vanquish was only 2589 cars from 2001-2007, of which 1086 were ‘S’ models

The Vanquish S was introduced in late 2004 and saw an increase in power to 520bhp plus subtle revisions to the suspension, brakes and styling, making it a genuine 200 MPH car. Total production of the Vanquish was only 2589 cars from 2001-2007, of which 1086 were ‘S’ models

This late model Vanquish S was specified from new with desirable Onyx Black coachwork, Obsidian Black hides with Platinum interior veeners and ‘2+2’ seating. Supplied new to the first owner via Grange Of Exeter on 11th November 2006, this Vanquish S is one of the last models constructed prior to the final batch of fifty ‘Ultimate Edition’ models and benefits from the revised centre console that houses the larger screen satellite navigation and stereo system

Having covered a mere 6300 miles from new, this exceptional example benefits from full Aston Martin service history by supplying dealer Grange of Exeter, Stratton Motor Company, Aston Martin Cambridge and Aston Martin Works Ltd as outlined below:

Aston Martin Service History

8th March 2007 – Grange – 633 Miles

24th September 2008 – Grange – 2664 Miles

10th November 2009 – Grange – 3484 Miles

14th October 2011 – Grange – 3916 Miles

6th August 2012 – Stratton – 4343 Miles

6th June 2013- Stratton – 4422 Miles

19th June 2014 – Stratton – 4485 Miles

26th January 2017 – Aston Martin Cambridge – 4750 Miles

14th June 2018 – Aston Martin Cambridge – 4924 Miles

3rd September 2019 – Aston Martin Works Service – 5037 Miles

27th May 2021 – Aston Martin Cambridge – 5274 Miles
Offered in superb condition today as expected from such a low mileage and well-maintained example, this Vanquish S is supplied with two sets of keys, original service booklet and accompanying service history folder, original AM battery conditioner, original AM car cover, original AM umbrella and original glovebox pen

Most recent works completed in May 2025 were replacement rear track arms and anti-roll bar end links and fresh MoT. Without doubt one of the greatest Aston Martin cars ever built and the last truly hand built model from Newport Pagnell, the iconic design, V12 soundtrack and starring role in ‘007’ make the Vanquish our favourite Aston Martin of the 21st Century