Manufacturer: Classic Park Koppenhoefstraat 14 5283VK BOXTEL, NL 0411605000 http://www.classicpark.nl [email protected] the success of the DB7, Aston Martin launched the DB9 in 2003. The convertible version, which Aston Martin calls the “Volante,” followed in 2004. The DB9 remained in production for no less than 13 years and was succeeded by the DB11 in 2016. The coupe and the convertible were equipped with the same engine.Under the hood, the DB9 features a 5.9-liter V12 engine mated to a Touchtronic transmission. In the early model years, this engine produced 570 Nm of torque at 5,000 rpm and delivered a maximum power output of 450 pk at 6,000 rpm. This allows the DB9 to accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h in just 4.8 seconds and reach a top speed of 299 km/h. To optimize weight distribution, the engine is positioned largely behind the front axle.The DB9’s driving character is versatile. For everyday driving and leisurely cruises, the car combines a high level of comfort and luxury with superb handling characterized by smoothness and agility. But as soon as the driver wants to let loose and has the opportunity to do so, the DB9 reveals itself to be a wolf in sheep’s clothing. The V12 is powerful and, like a thoroughbred sports car, effortlessly fulfills the owner’s sporting ambitions. The Aston Martin DB9 at Classic Park was delivered new in Italy in 2005. The first owner carefully selected a color scheme that tastefully underscores the car’s sporty and exclusive character. After 2013, the DB9 had German owners, and since 2020, the car has been registered in the Netherlands. Over the years, the Aston Martin has been used regularly, but has covered no more than 60,000 km in total. During its time in the Netherlands, the DB9 was also used regularly, but the odometer reading increased by only 7,000 km. The car comes with an Italian-language owner’s manual and a service booklet documenting regular maintenance performed by expert garages.The service booklet contains the following maintenance history:August 5, 2005, 976 km, delivered newSeptember 16, 2005, 1,634 km, Aston Martin Padova, ItalyMarch 2, 2007, 14,375 km, Aston Martin Padova, Italy01/08/2008, 22,972 km, Aston Martin Padova, Italy04/07/2009, 28,269 km, Aston Martin Padova, ItalyNovember 4, 2010, 34,093 km, Aston Martin Padova, ItalyOctober 10, 2013, 37,382 km, Aston Martin Allgäu, GermanySeptember 28, 2015, 44,226 km, Tamsen GmbH, GermanyJune 2, 2017, 48,532 km, Penske Sportwagen Hamburg GmbH, GermanyJune 24, 2019, 55,072 km, Penske Sportwagen Hamburg GmbH, GermanyAugust 25, 2022, 60,712 km, Car Service Toenink, Lochem, NetherlandsMarch 3, 2026, 67,360 km, AutoPolar, Oirschot, NetherlandsThe car also comes with a file containing receipts that confirm its maintenance history and details.Classic Park’s core activities include the purchase, sale, and consignment sale of classic and exclusive cars. You can find us in Boxtel, located between Eindhoven and ’s-Hertogenbosch (a 10-minute drive north of Eindhoven and Eindhoven Airport). It is an 80-km drive from Venlo (German border), and Amsterdam Schiphol is 100 km away.Classic Park has an average of 100 cars in stock, attractively displayed in the Classic Park museum in Boxtel.The car described here is subject to price changes, (text) errors, and changes in availability. For the full photo gallery and availability, please visit our website at www.classicpark.nl. We cannot guarantee the exact mileage for various classic cars. The odometer readings we list are as recorded unless explicitly stated otherwise in the text. Furthermore, no estimates are provided for the road tax due, as tax regulations vary by country and province. The road tax information or the rate shown may be incorrect. No rights may be derived from this advertisement.You are most welcome to visit us. To provide you with the best possible service, we would appreciate it if you could make an appointment with us in advance.
