1968 Aston Martin DB 6

Model and History

Produced in very limited numbers between 1969 and 1970, the DB6 Mk2 stands as the last of the “true” Newport Pagnell-era Astons. The Mk2 edition introduced subtle but significant improvements – wider wheel arches, revised suspension, and the distinctive Kamm-tail rear end enhancing both aerodynamics and style.

Specifications

Engine: 4.0L DOHC Straight-6

Power: Approx. 282 bhp (standard)

Transmission: 5-speed ZF manual gearbox

Drive: Rear-wheel drive

Brakes: Disc brakes front and rear

Exterior Colour: Deep Navy Blue

Interior: Classic Connolly leather upholstery

Condition and Maintenance

This example is presented in excellent overall condition, featuring elegant paintwork and a beautifully preserved interior. It has been meticulously maintained and performs as smoothly as it looks – a genuine collector’s piece, both mechanically and cosmetically.

Driving Experience

The DB6 Mk2 delivers an unrivalled blend of power, refinement, and timeless beauty. The distinctive tone of its straight-six engine combined with the tactile feel of the manual gearbox provides a true Grand Touring experience that few cars can replicate.