A collection of Aston Martins, including one which was driven by JLo in her music video for 1990s hit single Love Don’t Cost a Thing, are to be auctioned off and could fetch up to £100,000 each.
In addition to JLo’s convertible motor, an array of vibrant vehicles known as The Orange Collection are also going up for auction.
Collectors will be able to bid for the whole collection or go for their favourites – whichever they decide the new owners will ‘own a unique part of motoring history’.
Each car is painted in a special-order shade of orange bespoke to the vendor and come with matching leather interiors – described as being in the ‘most striking hue of tangerine orange’.
Auction house Bonhams said Aston Martin Lagonda Limited received a special commission from a private gentleman for the company’s road going production range of their 2010 models.
An array of vibrant Aston Martins, known as The Orange Collection (pictured), are going up for auction after the eccentic owner decided to part with his selection of tangerine supercars
Another Aston Martin available at the same auction is this famous DB7 Volante. It is the one driven by JLo in her video for the iconic 90s hit, Love Don’t cost a Thing
A collection of Aston Martins, including one which was driven by JLo in her music video for 1990s hit single Love Don’t Cost a Thing , are to be auctioned off and could fetch up to £100,000 each
Each of the Orange Collection Aston Martins are painted a special-order shade bespoke to the vendor and come with matching leather interiors. They are set to sell for around £100k each. Pictured: 2010 Aston Martin DBS Coupe
‘They are to Swiss specifications, effectively delivery mileage and will be offered entirely without reserve,’ the auction house said.
Leading the collection are two DBS models: the open-top Volante and the Coupe, each of which are estimated at £69,000 to £104,000.
A spokesperson for Bonhams said: ‘The collection draws immediate comparison to the famous Hunter Green Collection of late 1980s Aston Martin V8s that Bonhams Cars sold at Newport Pagnell some 15 years ago, and today those cars are held in high esteem.’
Gregory Tuytens, head of sale at the auction house, said: ‘This is a truly incredible and bespoke offering and I envisage collectors wanting to secure the entire collection with many others trying to win a particular favourite.
‘Whatever the outcome, the new owners will own a unique part of motoring history.’
The Collection will be offered at the Zoute Sale in Belgium on October 8.
The seat where Jennifer Lopez sat in her music video for Love Don’t Cost a Thing
The auction house said they are to Swiss specifications, effectively delivery mileage and will be offered entirely without reserve. Pictured: 2010 Aston Martin DBS Coupe
The 1998 Aston Martin DB7 Volante that features in the 90s music video is estimated to make £35,000 to £52,000
The paint and interior of the eight-car collection has been described as being the ‘most striking hue of tangerine orange’. Pictured: 2011 Aston Martin DBS Volante
The new owners who manage to bag the Aston Martins will ‘own a unique part of motoring history’
The Collection will be offered at the Zoute Sale in Belgium on October 8. Pictured: 2011 Aston Martin DBS Volante
The Collection comprises:
- Aston Martin DBS Volante, estimate £69k – £104k
- Aston Martin DBS Coupe, estimate £69k – £104k
- Aston Martin DB9 Volante, estimate £52k – £78k
- Aston Martin DB9 Coupe, estimate £52k – £78k
- Aston Martin V12 Vantage Coupe, estimate £43k – £69k
- Aston Martin V8 Vantage Volante, estimate £35k – £52k
- Aston Martin V8 Vantage Coupe, estimate £35k – £52k
- Aston Martin Rapide Sports-Saloon, estimate £35k – £52k
- Aston Martin DB7 Volante 1998, estimate £35k – £52k
