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1991 Aston Martin Virage

1991 Aston Martin Virage

Auction Results $42,900 January, 2008 Russo and Steele, Scottsdale, AZ Lot #7446.

1991 Aston Martin Virage

1991 Aston Martin Virage
Final Bid: $ 42,900.00

This Virage is outfitted in beautiful Fly yellow with black interior, with 13,500 miles from new, and a rare 5 speed manual transmission. It has been updated to factory 17" wheels, factory sport exhaust and factory carpets set with Aston logo. The motor was updated at 2,993 miles and paid for by the factory with new cams and all modifications deemed necessary by the factory. This motor now puts out more horsepower than stock. Recent modifications, MoMo custom steering wheel, new Avon tires and all new neoprene vacuum lines, all fluids, including brakes, new spark plugs and wires replaced by Aston Martin of Scottsdale.

The Virage, when unveiled at the 1988 Birmingham Motor Show was the first new Aston Martin for 18 years. Styled by the British team of John Heffeman and Ken Greenley. The V8 engine with a four valve per cylinder head even with unleaded fuel produced sufficient power with 330 bhp at 5300 rpm and torque of 350 lb/ft at 4000 rpm. This Virage Coupe is 1 of 54 Virages imported to the USA and only 1 of 14 total produced with 5 speed manual transmissions for import to the USA. With an original selling price of $219,000.00, it is harder to find a better value for the money. This is the nicest one in the U.S., particularly with the factory modifications. The present owner is the 2"d owner of the car and he has all receipts of the additional thousands spent.

Russo and Steele
5230 S. 39th Street
Phoenix, AZ. 85040
Phone: 602.252.2697
Fax: 602.252.6260
Website: www.RussoandSteele.com

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1991 Aston Martin Virage Interior

1991 Aston Martin Virage Engine

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