A collection of Aston Martins that its owner calls ‘unique’ will cross the auction block in Europe on October 8. The client who ordered them asked company to spray them all with a special shade of orange.
The assembly includes four coupes, three open-top sports cars and a liftback. The most expensive pieces are two DBS vehicles with different roof styles: each is being evaluated at 80,000–120,000 euros. Then there are two DB9 models, both worth 60,000–90,000 euros.
The list goes on to mention a V8 Vantage and a V12 Vantage, both estimated between €40,000–80,000. An older V8 Vantage Volante may sell for €40,000–60,000, and the same goes for the Rapide.
In addition to their uniform orange color, all cars feature matching interior trims with bright beige floor mats and some black trim bits for contrast. The latter goes for the exterior as well.
The listing notes that the entire collection was assembled in 2010 upon a custom order of one and the same person. Whoever the buyer is, they had hardly driven the cars: the least-used one has 113 km (70 mi) on the odometer and the most used one has 379 km (235 mi).
It is worth noting that the vehicles are being offered separately from each other, but if a collection-minded buyer appears and tries to buy them all at once, the bidding may skyrocket. We will see in just over two weeks.