The 2000s were a vibrant period of change and growth for Aston Martin, with reorganization of its production facilities, a successful return to factory-backed racing, and the launch of a succession of stunning new models. The modern DBS, named in homage to Aston Martins ground-breaking GT coupe of 1967-72, was designed by Marek Reichman and Henrik Fisker and succeeded the V12 Vanquish in 2007. Built-in lightness with extensive carbon fiber maximized performance delivered by a 510 HP development of Astons 6.0L V-12 engine, with power delivered to a limited-slip rear axle via a choice of 6-speed manual or Touchtronic 2 six-speed automatic gearboxes. Awesome performance included a 191-mph top end 0-to-60 acceleration in just 4.3 seconds. New carbon ceramic matrix brake discs provided competition-inspired stopping power while saving 28 pounds of unsprung weight. Lowered underpinnings, wide front and rear tracks, and new adaptive damping with five driver-adjustable le settings provided matchless handling and response. 

The glamorous DBS Volante convertible debuted at the March 2009 Geneva Motor Show, followed by display at the August 2009 edition of the renowned Pebble Beach Concours dElegance. With just two owners and under 14,700 miles from new, this wonderfully presented 2010 Aston Martin DBS Volante is documented by a clean Carfax vehicle-history report. Beautifully finished in Pearl Grey over black leather, this choice DBS Volante is equipped with the Touchtronic 6-speed automatic gearbox, plus carbon fiber interior and exterior accent packages, a power convertible top with luxurious Alcantara headliner, and the carbon ceramic brake option. Freshly serviced and ready to enjoy, this 2010 DBS Volante marks a modern pinnacle of Aston Martins renowned Grand Touring heritage. See it for yourself! Contact us for viewing arrangements, full details, and prepare to make it yours today.