Low mileage of just over 34, 000 from new Significant recent improvements costing over 10, 500 Rare and desirable colour of Aston Martin Racing Green with Green and Fawn leather interior and a Green hood One of just 778 DB7 Vantage Volantes manufactured in right-hand drive Priced at 104, 486 in 2002, Aston Martin's flagship soft-top came with central locking, electric windows/ mirrors, traction control, ABS, air-conditioning, front airbags, an alarm/ immobilizer, and 18in. alloy wheels as standard. Notable as the marque's first V12 production model, the DB7 Vantage lasted until 2003 by which time some 2, 056 Volantes had been made, with just 778 in right-hand drive. Finished in the charming but rare colour scheme of Aston Martin Racing Green with a Green hood and an interior in Green and Fawn leather, it has quite obviously only seen sparing use. Its maintenance record begins just after it was acquired by the previous long-term keeper in February, 2009, with an invoice from JCT600 for 1, 794, issued in July, 2009, at 23, 031 miles. JCT600 then pertormed work totalling 3, 402 at 27, 316 miles in February, 2010, and in July, 2010, it received attention from Lancaster Sevenoaks totalling 863. The then-owner was to keep the DB7 for sixteen years, although it had been in dry storage since 2012 by the time he decided to sell it to the last owner in May, 2025. There then followed, throughout October and November, 2025, an extensive programme of recommissioning by well-respected Aston Martin specialist George Edward. Expenditure around this time exceeded 10,000, and involved replacement Vantage fuel pumps, a brake overhaul, new tyres and a comprehensive service. Further work, including a fresh service, was completed by Lewmark Ltd. of Cricklewood in April, 2026. This cost 2, 500 and also included paintwork repairs and refurbishment of the alloy wheels. It is supplied with invoices, service history, two working keys, and the current MOT with no advisories valid until November, 2026.