Noble House Classics

An extremely rare icon of British automotive luxury has arrived in our heritage workshop. This Aston Martin V8 Volante Long Wheelbase is one of the most exclusive open-top grand tourers ever produced.
Built in strictly limited numbers, the Long Wheelbase specification offers enhanced rear passenger legroom and presence without compromising the sleek, muscular proportions of the Virage-era design. Powered by a hand-assembled 5.3-liter V8 engine, maintaining a coachbuilt masterpiece like this requires specialized knowledge and mechanical precision. Our master technicians are performing a complete workshop check-up to ensure every mechanical detail functions to factory perfection.
This absolute beauty will soon be for sale, so keep an eye on our website for more information!

A true masterpiece of 1980s hand-built luxury arrives in our heritage workshop. This striking Aston Martin V8 Volante represents the pinnacle of classic open-top British grand touring. And she will be for sale soon!

Equipped with a powerful, hand-assembled V8 engine and sculpted with handmade aluminum bodywork, a iconic classic like this demands traditional craftsmanship and deep technical expertise. More information will come soon on our website!

An absolute legend of British motorsport history has arrived at Noble House Classics. We are incredibly proud to welcome this remarkable Aston Martin DB2/4 into our heritage workshop.
Introduced in the 1950s as one of the earliest high-performance grand tourers, the DB2/4 perfectly balances racing pedigree with refined road presence. Powered by the iconic W.O. Bentley-designed inline-six engine, a landmark vehicle like this demands the utmost technical precision and deep respect for historical accuracy.

The Austin Healey story began in 1952, when British Motor Corporation’s Leonard Lord joined forces with legendary engineer and designer Donald Healey. Their collaboration created a marque that would become one of the most iconic names in British sports car history.

The Austin Healey 3000 arrived in 1959, evolving from the successful 100 Six. With its 2.9 litre straight six engine, front disc brakes and unmistakable design, the 3000 quickly earned its reputation as the ultimate Big Healey. It was not only admired on the road, but also proved itself in competition, achieving numerous class victories in European rallying during the 1960s.

Production continued until 1967, with the Austin Healey 3000 becoming the best known and most celebrated of the Big Healeys. Today, these cars represent a remarkable chapter in British motoring history, combining elegant design, mechanical character and genuine motorsport heritage.

And now, one of these iconic Austin Healey 3000s will soon be coming up for sale.

More details to follow.

The body of an Aston Martin DB6. This one is ready for a complete restoration!

The Aston Martin Cygnet was introduced in 2011 and remained in production for only two years. With just 800 examples built, of which only 270 were right-hand-drive, the Cygnet was an exceptionally exclusive model from the moment it was introduced. Today, its rarity and distinctive character have made the Cygnet increasingly sought-after as an intriguing future classic.
The Cygnet represents a unique interpretation of the Aston Martin philosophy. It combines the exclusivity, luxury and craftsmanship associated with the marque with a compact and agile format, making it particularly well suited to urban driving. Its small dimensions and easy manoeuvrability give the Cygnet a character entirely of its own, while the beautifully appointed interior ensures that it remains unmistakably an Aston Martin.
The example we are delighted to offer is one of the rare right-hand-drive cars and is reportedly among the very last examples to have been registered. It is finished in the attractive combination of Obsidian Black with Cream Truffle leather upholstery, creating an elegant and distinctive appearance.

New arrival in our showroom! More details on this beautiful Jaguar E-Type V12 will be posted soon!