Found on Park Place LTD - Bellevue1 photo2017 Aston Martin DB11
Specifications
- Year
- 2017
- Make / Model
- Aston Martin DB11
- Engine
- 12 Cyl - 5.2 L
- Exterior color
- Magnetic Silver
- Interior color
- Bronze Metallic
- Seller type
- Dealer
Description
Aston Martin Certified Pre-Owned.* This sensational Certified Pre-Owned 2017 Aston Martin DB11 Launch Edition finished in Magnetic Silver with Bronze Metallic interior. DB11 may be the most exquisitely crafted and ultra-luxurious automobile that is also the pinnacle of modern performance and technology. Powered by a revolutionary 5.2L/600hp Twin-Turbo V12 Engine. 8-Speed Automated Manual Transmission. This absolutely pristine example came with an original MSRP of $256,541 with $23,110 in Factory Installed Optional Equipment for this amazing Aston. Turning up its looks and performance literally to 11, the DB11 continues Aston Martin's tradition of blending style and power. Designed to Exhilarate, DB11 is the ultimate grand tourer, suited to crossing vast distances at obscene speeds in absolute luxury. Aston's mantra of Power, Beauty, Soul is certainly alive and well in DB11. Only 8,170 Miles From New. All of Park Place Aston Martin's pre-owned inventory undergo a rigorous pre-sale inspection at our Factory-Authorized Service Center and this pristine example is ready for its next owner to enjoy 'The Aston Experience'. The optional equipment consists of; Leather Colour - AML Special ($3,190), Brogue Detailing ($2,270), Headliner - Match to Seat Inner ($2,270), Nexus Quilting ($2,270), Black Brake Calipers ($1,595), Ventilated Front Seats ($1,595), Carpet Colour - Contemporary ($1,595), Gloss Black Roof Panel ($1,595), Power Seat Bolster ($750), Auto Park Assist ($750), Aston Martin Wings in Headrests - Embroidered ($750), Heavy Pile Floor Mats/Leather Binding ($750), S/Wheel - Colour Key - Silver Bezel ($750), Contrast Stitching ($570), Mocha Seatbelts ($570), Dark Ash Open Pore Trim Inlay ($500), Colour Keyed to Interior Carpet ($450), Garage Door Opener ($450), Umbrella ($295), and First Aid Kit ($145). Further upgrades include; Aston Martin carbon fibre engine trim package, complete body wrapped in Paint Protection Film. Standard equipment consists of; Limited-Slip Differential and Active Torque Vectoring via Braking, 3 Selectable Powertrain and Adaptive Damping System Drive Modes - GT, Sport, and Sport+, Bang and Olufesn Beosound Audio, Bright Bonnet Blades, Black Bodypack, Bright Exterior Finisher Pack, Satin Silver Jewelry Pack, Gloss Black Roof Panel, 2+2 Seating, 10-Spoke Direction Silver DT Wheels, Full LED Headlights with Integrated DRL's, LED Side Lights, LED Cornering Lights, One-Piece Aluminum Clamshell Hood, Curlicue Aero Vents, Aston Martin AeroBlade with Deployable Spoiler, Alloy Torque Tube with Carbon Fiber Propeller Shaft, Dynamic Stability Control (DSC), Traction Control (TC), Positive Torque Control (PTC), Dual-Stage Driver and Passenger Airbags and Seat Mounted and Curtain Side Airbags, Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS), 8 Navigation System, Bluetooth® Phone and Streaming Audio, Satellite Radio, iPhone Integration and USB Input, 360 Degree Camera with Front and Rear Parking Sensors, Power Folding Heated Exterior Mirrors, Keyless Entry. Keyless Go with Crystal Start Button, 12-Way heated Front Seats with 3-Position Memory, Power Adjustable Tilt/Telescoping Steering Column, 12 Color TFT LCD Cluster, Dual-Zone Automatic Climate Control, Rain-Sensing Wipers, and Electronic Park Brake. A twin-turbo 5.2-liter V-12 makes a brutal 600 horsepower and 516 lb-ft of torque, teamed with a paddle-shifted eight-speed automatic. A lightweight structure, torque-vectoring system, and stiff chassis result in impressively agile handling - it feels a lot smaller and lighter, and the suspension matches the engine's sporting capabilities. Bury the pedal, and the DB11 launches hard and strong, with a smooth delivery that is the hallmark of the V12 configuration. The 8-speed transmission interacts seamlessly with the engine, thanks in part to the engine's generous torque curve. The paddle shifters respond reasonably quickly in GT and Sport modes, and more eagerly in Sport Plus. Aston Martin has long been defined by superlative design and, stylistically, the DB11 turns up the amplitude, emotionally and in terms of solid geometry - more stance over more muscular shoulders and hips; even more daring-deep drafts of pressed aluminum at the car's waist; and yet more scowling greenhouse. The arcing roof strake embellishes the 'AeroBlade', a flying buttress-style C-pillar that creates an air channel cozied between it and the canopy. Air wrapping around the canopy rushes off the rear deck lid. At sporting pace, a lovely curved spoiler rises from the deck to meet this rush of air, generating downforce, which one would certainly want at the DB11's rated 200-mph top speed. To optimize performanc...
