Aston Martin Vanquish Zagato

Limited Edition Coupe 2016–2017 600 hp V-12 99–325 Units Per Variant

The Aston Martin Vanquish Zagato is a collector masterpiece — the result of a decades-long collaboration between two of the world’s greatest automotive design houses, producing some of the most desirable and fastest-appreciating cars in modern history.

Body Styles

325

Total Units (All Variants)

600 hp

V-12 Power Output

3.5 sec

0–100 km/h

Overview

The Aston Martin-Zagato partnership stretches back to the iconic DB4 GT Zagato of 1960. The Vanquish Zagato Collection of 2016–2017 brought this tradition to a new zenith: four distinct body styles — Coupe, Volante, Speedster, and Shooting Brake — each produced in strictly limited numbers and featuring bespoke Zagato design elements layered over the Vanquish S chassis.

Zagato’s signature touches are present throughout: the double-bubble roof (on Coupe), one-piece carbon-fibre interior elements, unique exterior surfacing with Zagato’s “Z” motifs, and hand-finished details not found on any standard production Aston Martin. Power comes from the 6.0-litre naturally aspirated V-12 tuned to 600 hp.

In Azerbaijan and the wider Caspian region, examples of the Vanquish Zagato collection are among the most sought-after collector vehicles available. Values have appreciated sharply since delivery, particularly for the rare Speedster variant.

Vanquish Zagato in Pictures

Coupe Front

Coupe Profile

Rear View

Speedster

Shooting Brake

Volante

Key Specifications

Engine: 6.0-litre naturally aspirated V-12 (Vanquish S base).
Power: 600 hp — highest output of any naturally aspirated V-12 Aston Martin at launch.
Torque: 630 Nm.
Transmission: 8-speed Touchtronic III automatic.
Drivetrain: Rear-wheel drive with eLSD.
Body: Zagato-designed carbon-fibre body panels; unique interior specification.
Brakes: Carbon-ceramic matrix as standard.
Kerb weight: Approximately 1,665 kg.

All Four Zagato Variants

Variant	Engine	Power	Torque	Units	0–100 km/h	Top Speed
Vanquish Zagato Coupe	6.0L NA V-12	600 hp	630 Nm	99	3.5 sec	321 km/h
Vanquish Zagato Volante	6.0L NA V-12	600 hp	630 Nm	99	3.6 sec	318 km/h
Vanquish Zagato Speedster	6.0L NA V-12	600 hp	630 Nm	28	3.5 sec	321 km/h
Vanquish Zagato Shooting Brake	6.0L NA V-12	600 hp	630 Nm	99	3.5 sec	321 km/h

Ownership Cost Calculator (Azerbaijan)

Note: the Vanquish Zagato is predominantly a collector vehicle. Running costs are secondary to collector considerations for most owners.

Annual distance (km)Fuel consumption (L/100km)Fuel price ($/litre)Annual service budget ($)Annual insurance ($)Annual tires/wheels ($)

Estimated fuel used: 800 litres/year
Estimated annual fuel cost: $600
Total annual ownership estimate: $17100
Average monthly ownership estimate: $1425

Collector Buying Checklist

Delivery papers: Original build sheet, delivery records, and numbered certificate of authenticity.
Zagato-specific panels: Inspect carbon-fibre bodywork for chips, cracks, or unauthorised repairs.
Matching numbers: VIN, engine number, and all documentation must tally precisely.
Mileage profile: Lower mileage examples command a premium; high-mileage examples can still command values but with documentation.
Interior Zagato elements: Check bespoke trim for condition — replacement from Zagato is expensive and slow.
Speedster rarity: Only 28 units built — any example requires extraordinary due diligence.

Should You Buy a Vanquish Zagato?

The Vanquish Zagato is one of the most compelling collector cars of the 21st century. It combines the best of two legendary names, limits production to ensure rarity, and delivers genuine performance alongside extraordinary design. Values have appreciated strongly and are expected to continue doing so.

This is not a daily driver. It is a carefully curated collection piece that rewards long-term stewardship and correct storage. For the serious collector in Azerbaijan, acquiring a Zagato variant with full provenance is a genuine privilege.