Swiss auctioneer Emil Frey Classics has put up for sale a very special Aston Martin.
When it appeared in 1976, the Aston Martin Lagonda had the difficult task of saving the British brand from the negative results registered at the beginning of the decade. With classic 70's styling and the usual luxurious spirit, the Lagonda won over enthusiasts with its fearless appearance and a 5.3-litre V8 engine.After production ended, Swiss company Roos Engineering decided to recover the British model and designed a van version, based on a 3rd generation model. The production took three years (between 1996 and 1999) and the result, as you can see in the images, was a car with larger dimensions, defined shapes and even more accentuated lines.
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The model in question, with a 305hp engine and four-speed automatic transmission, has 39 000 km "on the legs". The interior of the cabin is in very good condition, and it also has a video system with DVD player. The Aston Martin Lagonda Shooting Brake is on sale at Emil Frey Classics for $420,000, around €380,000.
