2016 Aston Martin DB9 rwd

Mileage 12 Cylinder

Engine Petrol

Fuel type About This Car This is a one-of-one left-hand drive (LHD) Vengeance Volante model, Coachbuilt on a 2016 V12 Aston Martin. It was the dream project of Afzal Kahn, who challenged himself to create a timeless wide-body design that pays homage to the iconic Wide-Body Astons of the 1980s and 1990s.

Every detail of this car is purposeful and storytelling. The wheels, for example, were inspired by the roulette wheel from the James Bond films — a subtle nod to the Aston Martin legacy within British spy culture. Every panel has a story to tell, each one meticulously handcrafted to evoke both aggression and elegance.

The body is entirely made from hammer-formed aluminium, built by hand at the same facility responsible for prototyping the legendary One-77 and Zagato models. No expense was spared. The project took over eight years to complete, resulting in just five vehicles — and this is the only left-hand drive example in existence.

The grille, inspired by the Hannibal Lecter mask, reflects the bold and menacing spirit Kahn envisioned, balanced by a deep respect for Aston Martin’s Coachbuilt heritage.

The name “Vengeance” was chosen to communicate raw power and presence — and that’s exactly what this car delivers. With a thunderous roar and a commanding road presence, it turns heads and draws admiration wherever it goes.

A true one-of-one creation, this is not just a car — it’s a sculptural masterpiece. Ideal for the discerning collector, it represents the pinnacle of bespoke automotive design. Vehicles like this cost millions to produce, and this example stands alone in its rarity, craftsmanship, and legacy. Car Details VAT Type EU VAT Paid

Year 2016

Location Bradford, United Kingdom

Address 240 Canal Rd, Bradford BD1 4SX, UK

Mileage 643 km (400 mi)

Engine 12 Cylinder

Car type Cabriolet

Drive train Rwd

Fuel type Petrol

Power 540 hp (403 kw)

Condition Used

VIN SCFFDAFM6FGB16841

Color Black

Interior color Black

Internal Reference U24

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