The 1961 Aston Martin DB4 GT Lightweight has been kept in perfect condition after being owned by a late mechanic for 54 years. The blue two-door attracted plenty of interest when it went under the ...

For a variety of reasons, some cars are in some way better than wine. Not only do they get more interesting the more they age, but they also become increasingly valuable, and turn into money ...

The script described a dark blue DB4 Convertible, but Salamone was limited by availability and budget. Only 70 Convertibles were built, making them one of the rarest and most collectible Astons.

this DB4 Convertible traveled from the UK to America, returned to the UK, then finally back to America, by which time it was in need of total restoration. To complement the Midnight Blue exterior ...

The 1959 Aston Martin DB4 you see here is one of those vehicles. Documented by barn find enthusiast Jonny Smith of "The Late Brake Show," this DB4 has been sitting since 1982. That's a whopping 41 ...

This Aston Martin DB4 is a numbers-matching car and has been ... Touring of Milan and this car left the factory painted blue. While much of the paint has faded over the decades, there’s no ...

and 2x12 'Bluesbreaker' Combo (packing two Celestion Blue speakers). If you want to experience what Brad Paisley has dubbed the "best sound ever… Seriously!", the DB4 Head will be $1,799, while the ...

The DB4 model charted the course of the marque ... Its hard-to-beat color combination of Midnight Blue for the exterior and red Connolly leather inside is punctuated by a black soft-top roof ...