Sold | 1994 Aston Martin Virage Volante 'Cosmetic Widebody' (5.3 litre) Factory widebody with documentation

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£62,920 (Est: £58,000 - £69,000)

1994 Aston Martin Virage Volante 'Cosmetic Widebody' (5.3 litre) Factory widebody with documentation

United Kingdom • 20 Sept 2025 • Lot Lot 189

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AI Listing Summary

This 1994 Aston Martin Virage Volante 'Cosmetic Widebody' is a rare, well-maintained example with a full matching engine, gearbox, and chassis. It features a desirable Litchfield metallic black exterior, Mushroom hide interior, and a host of factory enhancements, including a sports exhaust system and OZ wheels, supported by a comprehensive history file and recent servicing.

Condition

7

The car is described as being in 'fabulous order throughout' and having been well-maintained with attention to any issues. It has recently had a refresh and checkup. However, it's a 1994 vehicle, so some wear is expected. The listing states that there are cheaper Virage Volantes available that may require significant investment to bring up to the same standard as this one, implying that this car is in better than average condition but not perfect.

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Transmission:

Manual

Chassis No:

SCFDAM2C2PBR60114

Odometer:

47,950 miles

Reg Number:

G26 AML

RHD/LHD:

RHD

Year: 1994 Make: Aston Martin Model: Virage Volante 'Cosmetic Widebody' (5.3 litre) Registration: G26 AML Chassis No: SCFDAM2C2PBR60114 Engine No: 89/60114/A Odometer: 47,950 Introduced at the October 1988 Birmingham Motor Show to almost universal acclaim, the Virage was the first new Aston Martin for eighteen years.

A satisfying blend of muscularity and understatement, its sleek aluminium silhouette was the work of John Hefferman and Ken Greenley.

Based around a modified version of its Lagonda sibling's sheet-steel platform chassis, the newcomer benefited from revised wishbone independent front suspension, a lightened de Dion rear axle, four-wheel disc brakes and power-assisted rack and pinion steering.

Suitably reworked by Callaway Engineering of Connecticut, USA (using 'four-valve' cylinder heads, hydraulic tappets and Weber electronic fuel injection), its 5340cc 'quad-cam' V8 engine not only satisfied forthcoming emissions legislation but also developed some 330bhp and 350lbft o...