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One of only 120 produced •

Delivered new to the Middle East • Kept in dry storage • Virtually 'as new' condition "This is a car that makes a Rolls-Royce Phantom or Bentley Mulsanne look positively mass-produced, and that will be the core of its appeal of the super-affluent who want exclusivity above anything else." – Autocar.

Aston Martin's periodic revivals of the Lagonda brand last saw the name applied to William Towns' modernist masterpiece, otherwise known as the 'Wedge', in 1976.

A strikingly styled four-door luxury saloon, Towns' Lagonda remained in production until May 1990, by which time a total of 645 had been built.

Almost 20 years would pass before Aston Martin's new management considered a revival of the Lagonda brand.

To everyone's surprise, this latest iteration was a four-wheel drive SUV, developed in collaboration with Mercedes-Benz, which was unveiled as a concept car at the 2009 Geneva Motor Show.

The newcomer met with mixed reviews, and to the relief of Lago...