Aston Martin DB7: The Interior

The saloon is accomplished in the classical English style and the seats look rather old-fashioned but this looks good and appropriately. The trim is coal-grey by Connolly and there are some polished aluminium inserts.

There is Alfred Dunhill Millennium timepiece on Aston Martin DB7's central panel.

All the dials are white framed by chrome rims. The tachometer, the speedometer, the headrests, and the front mats have Alfred Dunhill on them.

Aston Martin DB7's seats are easily adjusted as with the help of electric motors they can be moved up and down, back and forth, as well as the backrest's position can be changed.

The steering column can also be adjusted.

The rear seats Aston Martin DB7 has aren't very comfortable to sit on, besides high front seats' backrests of hinder visibility.

Low ceiling is a one more disadvantage while all other things are great including the visibility, which is rather good although the car is a low one.

The model is also provided with standard 6-speaker Alpine sound system.