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Buying a 1971 Aston Martin DB6 Mk II

August 1969 saw the introduction of the Aston Martin DB6 Mark II, in which the main distinguishable features were the flared wheel arches and DBS wire wheels. The Tadek Marek designed engine has 6 inline cylinders and a 4-Liter capacity. The power output on triple SU carburetors was 282 hp, rising to 325 hp in the Vantage specification. With its longer wheelbase and Kamm style tail end, the 1971 Aston Martin DB6 Mk II (and other model years) was a more spacious and comfortable vehicle than its predecessor. Also available in a Convertible version, called Volante, the DB6 was highly appreciated as a sports touring car, as well as a family car. Be sure to contact The Beverly Hills Car Club’s classic car dealership for more information about the 1971 Aston Martin DB6 Mk II. Their knowledgeable staff will gladly share their expertise on the different versions available on the market.

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1971 Aston Martin DB6 Mk II Buyer’s Guide

1971 was the last year of production for the beloved Aston Martin DB6, soon replaced by the DBS. The Mk II featured advanced options, such as standard power-assisted steering and optional AE Brico electronic fuel injection. Its modern design and amazing performance made it a very attractive sports car at the time. Nowadays, the DB6 Mark II is one of the top classic cars on the market, as buyers and collectors of all types appreciate the car’s vibrant history. As all cars of this generation, the DB6 is prone to rust, especially where steel and aluminum connect on the body panels. If you’re ready to buy a specific example, make sure to inspect the car meticulously. The team at The Beverly Hills Car Club can help you with a pre-purchase inspection, which can be quite helpful in order to avoid bad surprises. Of course, this is just one of the many buyer’s tips that their team of experts would recommend.

The Beverly Hills Car Club has been buying and selling cars successfully for years, helping its clientele’s dreams come true. Call their today to learn more about their services and the vehicles they have in stock, or stop by their Los Angeles classic car dealership anytime. They are always available for consultation and look forward to helping you find the 1971 Aston Martin DB6 Mk II you desire. Connect today!