Selling A 1971 Aston Martin DB6

 

1971 was the last year for the Aston Martin DB6 model; the popular DBS model and the Aston Martin V8 replaced it. Just 1,967 examples of this cult classic were made from 1965, with various options and engine specifications available throughout production. The latest version of the DB6, the DB6 Mk II, shared multiple parts with the new DBS, making it a mechanically more advanced and reliable car than the earlier models of DB6. For example, flared wheel arches were designed to accommodate the new and wider DBS tires and an AE Brico electronic-fuel injection option would also become available. The 1971 Aston Martin DB6 was also more comfortable with its spacious interior, new DBS seats and the power steering option added on the standard models. The demand for this luxurious grand touring 1971 Aston Martin DB6 is quite high – for models of all conditions. If you consider selling your example, give a call to the Alex Manos team in Los Angeles. They are experts in classic cars of all makes and models, and will be delighted to learn more about your particular example.

 

1971 Aston Martin DB6 Seller’s Guide

The 1971 Aston Martin DB6 is powered by a 4-Liter double overhead camshaft 6-cylinder engine, producing no less than 282hp for a top speed of 145mph. The DB6 was also available with the Vantage engine option, which increased the horsepower to 325, enabling the car to reach a top speed of 155mph. 1971 DB6 examples are valuable in the classic car market today, as it was the last year of production for this model. When looking to sell a classic, partnering with a professional can be really useful. The Alex Manos team in Los Angeles will provide you with useful seller’s tips and will give you useful advice on the best practice to successfully sell your vehicle. For example, an important seller’s tip for the 1971 Aston Martin DB6 Mk II is to ensure you are well prepared for the visit of a potential buyer and able to present all important documents. This includes taking new photographs of the vehicle and additional equipment if applicable.

Tour the Alex Manos website today to learn more about the classic Aston Martin models they are interested in. Should your 1971 Aston Martin DB6 fit into their collection, you can count on a top dollar offer. Learn more by connecting today!

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