Aston Martin built a limited edition of the Aston Martin DB7, named DB7 GT. It was produced in a limited number and it was different in many ways than the standard DB7.

Aston Martin inked a deal and built a Zagato version for its successful DB7 in 2003 and sold it in 99 copies. The hundredth unit was stored in the British automaker's museum.

The Aston Martin DB7 was the rich brother of the Jaguar XK8 and, in 1999, it received a new version named Vantage.

Aston Martin introduced the gorgeous DB7 in 1993 while it was under Ford's umbrella and later on shared its platform with the XK8 from Jaguar.