1962 Aston Martin DB4 Coupe
Despite Aston Martin's history of producing some of the best grand touring cars ever made, Sir David Brown and company built their name on the race track. Beginning in 1959, Aston Marting offered the DB4 with a GT-spec version of their inline-six making 302 horsepower. With a larger fuel tank, smaller trunk, and a shortened wheelbase for better handling, the DB4GT was intended for customers with competition in mind. For those that preferred a more stable, plush ride and 2+2 seating with the increased power, a very small number of standard DB4s were fitted with the GT engine. The 1962 DB4 here is one of only seven left-hand-drive models fitted with the higher-performance six and has a Gold Certification by Aston Martin Works, fully certifying its history. Painted black over a stunning red Connolly Vaumol leather, the car is one of the best DB4s on you can find on the market.
