Aston Martin DB7

The car that saved Aston Martin in the 1990s, with a form that has shaped the marque ever since.

The DB7 was partly based on Jaguar engineering when Ford owned both marques. It became Aston Martin's best-selling car to that date.

Materials: Steel body, composites; six- and twelve-cylinder engines

Manufacture: Made at Bloxham in Oxfordshire.

The grille and the softly rounded shape.

The round tail lamps in an elongated frame.

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