This 2003 Aston Martin DB7 GT shows 15k miles and is finished in Orient Blue over a Navy Blue and Fawn leather interior. Originally used as a demo car by the owner of Miller Motorcars of Connecticut, this example was sold to its first titled owner in 2005 at 1100 miles. The car has been maintained at Miller Motorcars since it was new, and documentation of the work is included. This DB7 GT is reported to be one of 64 examples imported to the US during the single year of production and is powered by a 5.9L quad-cam V12 mated to a 6-speed manual gearbox. The Orient Blue finish is said to be original based on paint gauge readings taken on all metal body panels by the seller. The fiberglass fenders and trunk reportedly show no evidence of prior paintwork.As a tuned version of the V12 DB7 Vantage, GT models were equipped with an updated suspension, mesh front grille, vented hood, and integrated trunk spoiler. Optional 19” alloy wheels feature factory red-painted brake calipers with larger 14″ front and 13″ rear vented Brembo disc brakes. Michelin Pilot Super Sport tires were installed in 2013.Inside, the cabin is trimmed in Navy Blue and Fawn leather and shows little wear. Some minor shrinkage of the dash leather above the gauge cluster is noted.Interior options include a heated windsheild, satellite navigation system, premium audio system package, and a non-standard trim color. 14,852 miles are shown on the digital odometer, which is consistent with the included service records.With the addition of a re-worked ECU and active sports exhaust system from Vantage models, the 5.9L quad-cam V12 produced 435 horsepower and 410 lb-ft of torque when new. A receipt from August 2016 included new spark plugs, injector o-rings, all 12 ignition coils, and both intake gaskets. A 2009 diagnosed coolant leak included replacing the radiator.