The Stance Of Elegance.

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“A massive dynamic leap over the DB11 and a proper super tourer." - Chris Harris

“One of the finest grand tourers you can buy” - CAR Magazine ★★★★★

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INTRODUCTION

Every great Aston Martin DB has been shaped around the belief that performance should never come at the expense of beauty, craftsmanship or occasion. The DB12 carries that philosophy into a new era, representing far more than an evolution of the Astons that came before it.

With vastly improved driving dynamics, a redesigned front fascia, larger grille and broader stance, the DB12 returns the DB lineage to the classic proportions that have defined Aston Martin’s most admired models, giving it a more muscular, purposeful and unmistakably Aston Martin presence. Finished in iconic Aston Martin Racing Green, it presents exactly as many enthusiasts believe a contemporary Aston Martin should.

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VEHICLE HIGHLIGHTS

This 2024 Aston Martin DB12 has travelled just 6,541 km from new and, as expected for its age, presents in exceptional condition throughout. Its specification is centred around Aston Martin Racing Green paintwork, a rich and deeply evocative colour that nods to Aston Martin’s racing heritage while carrying a contemporary sense of depth and class.

Striking 21-Inch Multi-Spoke Forged Wheels in Satin Black Diamond Turned and bodywork-matching AM Racing Green brake calipers complete the cohesive exterior presentation. Inside, the Inspire Interior adds Contrast Stitching, a Heated Steering Wheel, Heavy-Pile Leather-Bound Floor Mats and the optional Bowers & Wilkins Audio System. It delivers the premium touchpoints and materials expected of Aston Martin, elevated further for this new generation.

Fully protected with paint protection film and accompanied by two keys, books and manuals, this is a low-kilometre, carefully configured example of the first model from Aston Martin’s new generation and modern DB story.

• Odometer: 6,541 km

• Engine: 4.0L Twin-Turbo V8

• Power: 500 kW / 680 PS / 671 hp

• Torque: 800 Nm

• Transmission: 8-Speed Sports Automatic

• Drive: Rear-Wheel Drive

• Exterior Colour: AM Racing Green Paint

• Interior: Inspire Interior With Contrast Stitching

• Compliance Date: 03/2024

• Build Date: 11/2023

• Body Style: Two-Door Coupe

• Seating: 2+2 / Four Seats

• Warranty Status: Valid Until 28/06/2027

• Documentation: Two Keys, Books & Manuals

• Registration: New South Wales

• VIN: SCFRLFFW4RGL13359

• Engine Number: 17785060256303

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OPTIONS & EQUIPMENT

• AM Racing Green Paint

• AM Racing Green Brake Calipers

• Gloss Black Painted Roof

• Gloss Black Upper Exterior Pack

• Gloss Black Lower Exterior Pack

• Smoked Rear Lamps

• 21-Inch Multi-Spoke Forged Wheels – Satin Black Diamond Turned

• Inspire Interior

• Contrast Stitching

• Bowers & Wilkins Audio System

• Heated Steering Wheel

• Heavy-Pile Leather-Bound Floor Mats
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‍SERVICING & MAINTENANCE‍

• 25/11/2025 - 5,214 km - Aston Martin

• Warranty Valid Until 28/06/2027

• Full Paint Protection Film

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DOCUMENTATION

• Two Keys

• Books & Manuals

• Aston Martin Umbrella & Umbrella Holder

• Aston Martin Trickle Charger
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MODEL HISTORY

Aston Martin was founded in 1913 by Lionel Martin and Robert Bamford, but the lineage that would define the marque began after industrialist David Brown acquired Aston Martin and Lagonda in 1947. The DB2 soon established the essential formula: a fast, beautifully proportioned road car shaped by competition, yet civilised enough for long-distance travel.

That idea evolved through the DB4, DB5 and DB6. The DB4 introduced the classic proportions and Italian-influenced elegance that became synonymous with Aston Martin, while the DB5 turned the marque into a global cultural symbol. The models that followed carried the same philosophy forward, balancing performance, theatre, comfort and unmistakable presence.

The DB7 revived the nameplate in 1994 and helped return Aston Martin to broader relevance. The DB9 followed as the first production model built at Gaydon, while the DB11 introduced a new bonded-aluminium structure, turbocharged engines and the technical foundations for the next generation.

When the DB12 arrived in 2023, Aston Martin was entering another defining chapter. The marque set out to preserve the beauty, craftsmanship and long-distance ability of the DB bloodline while introducing a new level of performance, technology and dynamic precision.

Its 4.0-litre twin-turbo V8 produces 500 kW and 800 Nm, supported by an electronic rear differential, intelligent adaptive dampers and a substantially revised chassis. Inside, it became the first Aston Martin fitted with the company’s new in-house infotainment system, combining contemporary connectivity with physical controls and traditional craftsmanship.

The DB12 represents both continuity and progression: the familiar romance of the DB bloodline, elevated through greater performance, sharper responses and a completely new interior experience. It became the first model in Aston Martin’s new generation and the foundation for the cars that followed.

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FINAL SUMMARY

The DB12 carries forward the beauty, craftsmanship and long-distance character that have defined one of Aston Martin's most important bloodlines, while introducing the performance, technology and dynamic authority expected of a modern supercar.

This early example captures that progression in a particularly appropriate specification. AM Racing Green Paint is paired with a Gloss Black Painted Roof, matching Gloss Black Exterior Packs, Smoked Rear Lamps and 21-Inch Forged Wheels, while the Inspire Interior and Bowers & Wilkins Audio System complete its luxury brief.

Having travelled just 6,541 km and accompanied by two keys, books and manuals, it presents as a carefully configured example of the model that began Aston Martin's current era.

A modern Super Tourer. Unmistakably Aston Martin.

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DISCLAIMER

Although every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the information contained in this listing, the age of the vehicle means not all details can be fully verified. No warranty is given as to the completeness or accuracy of the information, and all prospective purchasers should rely on their own inspections and enquiries.