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Aston Martin 1955 DB2/4 Coupé for sale
Coupe
£195,000
3 Aston Martin DB2 are for sale.
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The engine sits in a shortened version of the tubular chassis Claude Hill drew for the 2-Litre Sports, under a fastback body by Frank Feeley; the one-piece bonnet hinges at the front and the luggage space behind the seats is reached from inside.
David Brown had bought Aston Martin and Lagonda in 1947 largely for this engine; works DB2s took the first two places in the 3-litre class at Le Mans in 1950 and third overall in 1951. 411 were built from May 1950 to April 1953, at least 102 of them drophead coupés; the first 49 had a three-piece grille and side vents.
The available examples cover model years 1954 to 1956.
Across the listings in this selection, the Aston Martin DB2 is quoted at coupe. These are the figures dealers declare, not a reconstructed factory specification.
3 Aston Martin DB2 are currently listed by 3 dealers across 3 countries. In euros, prices run from €227,485 to €358,964. These statistics are expressed in euros for comparison. Listing prices are shown in your selected currency, with indicative conversions; the dealer’s original price and currency are available on each vehicle page.
FAQ
The Aston Martin DB2 uses the 2,580 cc Lagonda twin-overhead-camshaft straight-six designed under W. O. Bentley, with two SU carburettors, rated at about 105 hp (78 kW), or 125 hp with the Vantage option, and 187 km/h in The Motor's 1950 test.
The Aston Martin DB2 drives through a manual gearbox driving the rear wheels.
3 Aston Martin DB2 are listed on LuxuryPulse, offered by 3 dealers across 3 countries.
The lowest-priced listing is a 1955 example at £195,000 in the United Kingdom.
The available examples sit mostly in Belgium (1), Germany (1) and the United Kingdom (1).
The model years offered run from 1954 to 1956.