Aston Martin DB6

The Aston Martin DB6 is a sports car manufactured between 1965 and 1970. Compared to the DB5, it is slightly larger and offers improved aerodynamics in addition to upgraded equipment overall. The most important change from its predecessor is the departure from the Superleggera construction method. The DB6 was manufactured conventionally with a body mounted on the chassis. With three SU constant pressure carburetors, the inline six-cylinder engine delivered 210 kW, as in the DB5.
This DB6 was first delivered in England in 1967. After extensive restoration in England in the late 1990s, further work was carried out in the Netherlands in 2010. This beautiful Aston Martin has always been well cared for and maintained, as evidenced by countless invoices. The vehicle is now presented in its original color combination and is in good condition, both technically and visually. The steering has been converted from right-hand drive to left-hand drive.