1-of-99 2003 Aston Martin DB AR1 Zagato listed for sale
This rare and specially-designed Aston Martin is a collector-grade masterpiece.
Aston Martin and Zagato have had a long history together, with decades worth of rare and collector-grade cars featuring striking Italian design, signature Aston Martin elegance, and of course, exclusivity that makes these machines coveted by collectors.
In the early 2000s, Aston Martin and Zagato came together to transform the Aston Martin DB7 into an Aston Martin/Zagato project, and unfortunately, the resulting coupe was not able to be homologated to be brought to the American market. However, the demand for a rare Zagato-penned Aston Martin beauty spurred Aston Martin and Zagato to create a solution for American clients, and that was the DB AR1 Zagato (American Roadster 1).
Gallery: Aston Martin DB AR1 Zagato
With similar styling to the DB7 Zagato Coupe, and the same small production number of 99 examples, the Aston Martin DB AR1 Zagato is a piece of automotive history that is incredibly hard to find for sale. However, one is available at Celebrity Cars Las Vegas in Las Vegas, Nevada, and it's finished in a classic Aston Martin configuration: Roadster Green with a Soft White Leather interior, according to the Aston Martin Zagato Vehicle Registry.
Powered by a 6.0-litre V12 engine, and with only 5,972 miles on the odometer, this Aston Martin DB AR1 Zagato is number 81 of the 99-car run, a beautiful piece of automotive excellence from two iconic names known for their incredible and collectible collaborations. If your garage is calling for a piece of art on wheels, this could be the car for you. View the price and listing by clicking below.
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