Aston Martin DB7 1999–2004 car dimensions: 4692 mm long, 1830 mm wide and 1243 mm high. Unladen weight is 1,775 kg. Boot space with the seats up is 170 litres.
The cabin uses full Connolly leather with burr walnut veneers, Alcantara headlining and Wilton carpets. Electrically adjusted front seats include heaters. Automatic climate control is standard along with driver and passenger airbags. A six-speaker Kenwood radio-cassette with six-disc CD changer sits in the dash. ABS and switchable traction control are fitted. Parking sensors and satellite navigation appear as options on some cars. No touchscreen, camera or later electronic driver aids are listed in period specifications.
Boot capacity is listed at 0.17 cubic metres. The 2+2 layout leaves the rear seats for occasional use only, with an optional extended luggage area available by deleting them.
Maker specifications give kerb weights of 1775 kg manual and 1825 kg automatic with a gross weight of 2100 kg. No towing capacities appear in brochures or official data sheets. The car is a grand tourer with uprated suspension and brakes for its V12 power, not configured for payload or work duties.
Full Connolly leather covers the seats and cabin with burr walnut veneers standard. Electrically operated front seats include heaters and adjust for cushions, backrests and headrests. Automatic climate control keeps the temperature steady. Alcantara headlining and quality carpets complete a quiet, supportive grand tourer cabin suited to long journeys at speed.
Fuel tank holds 89 litres. premium unleaded only.
Service every 7,500 miles or six months.
Exceeds all then-current crash test requirements.
Standard safety: dual front airbags, side-impact door beams, ABS, switchable traction control, alarm and immobiliser.
The V12 runs on 95 RON premium unleaded from an 89-litre tank. Published economy sits around 12 mpg combined in US tests, with real-world figures near 15 mpg in mixed use.
Official service interval is every 7,500 miles or six months. Annual services cover oil, filters and checks. major intervals at higher mileages add plugs, coils and fluids. Specialists handle the work routinely.
Safety equipment includes driver and passenger airbags, side-impact protection in the doors, ABS with traction control, and a remote alarm with immobiliser. The structure meets or exceeds crash standards of the period.
Keep the car with regular cooling system and ignition coil attention. Corrosion checks on sills and radius arm mounts matter on higher-mileage examples. Parts remain available through specialists.
Length 4692 mm, Width 1830 mm, Height 1243 mm, Wheelbase 2591 mm (DB7 1999–2004)
Sources: manufacturer data, Aston Martin DB7 Vantage sales brochure, Coupé figures, Front-engine rear-wheel drive.