1977 Aston Martin V8 - | R.S. Williams Maintained

The Aston Martin V8 marked a decisive turning point for the marque upon its introduction, becoming Aston Martin’s first model to fully embrace a V8 engine and moving away from the long-standing straight-six era.

Delivered new in the Netherlands in June 1977, this example is presented in an elegant Dark Silver exterior over a striking red leather interior, a combination that perfectly reflects the model’s grand touring character. Showing just 30,660 kilometres, the car has been in the hands of its current owner since 2016, forming part of a significant Aston Martin collection and maintained to a notably high standard.

The car has been the subject of extensive expenditure, including over £70,000 in invoices from renowned Aston Martin specialists RS Williams, as well as a high-quality repaint carried out at a cost of approximately €30,000, underscoring the level of care invested into its preservation.

In period, the V8 was regarded as one of the fastest four-seat grand tourers available, capable of exceeding 225 km/h – firmly placing it among the high-performance elite of the 1970s.

Often described as a true “gentleman’s muscle car,” it offered a unique blend of British luxury and effortless performance, setting it apart from its more extroverted Italian contemporaries.

Equipped with its 5.3-litre V8 and automatic transmission, this example embodies the refined yet powerful character that defines the model, offering a driving experience centred on torque, comfort, and long-distance usability.

A well-presented and extensively maintained example of one of Aston Martin’s most important post-war models, combining provenance, significant recent investment, and timeless appeal.

Private owner car – AD acting as intermediary