The vendor, who is just the car’s fourth owner, has had the car since February 2023.

We know from an original Aston Martin invoice that the car cost £105,000, which was a very large sum indeed in November 1991.

We also know, courtesy of a copy of a registration document, that the car was first registered in Jersey on 22.1.92.

The car’s V5C tells us that it was first registered in the UK on 1.4.03.

We believe that it has spent a considerable amount of time under SORN conditions throughout its life – primarily between 2014 and 2022-ish.

We further believe that the mileage is in the region of 55,000 miles (the digital display has downed tools, which is absolutely par for the course with a Virage).

It starts, goes, handles and stops as you would hope and expect, but there is certainly room for cosmetic improvement, inside and out, which means that there is real scope for adding value.

From a few feet away, the car presents well from every angle and is a fine-looking example of both ...