Aston Martin is today unveiling the classy and authoritative Assured Provenance certification program, which will assess the background of its heritage sports car. Let’s not forget that this brad has 102-year history, so there is really a lot to be shown.
The program is created to deliver a true blue riband service to heritage vehicle collectors and it is administrated and run by the brand’s world-renowned in-house heritage car facility – Aston Martin Works. Furthermore, this is the first official authentication program to be provided in-house by the brand itself. The scheme offers a total of four levels of verification to take into account not only for the all-original models, but also sporty vehicles and modified ones.

And now every vehicle will be assessed at brand’s renowned heritage restoration, service and repair facility which is indeed the Aston Martin Works at Newport Pagnell, Buckinghamshire. This is the place where all Aston Martin vehicles undergo through numerous vision and technical investigation schemes, just to prove themselves as true member of the prestigious family. And then all the final results will be presented to the especially created Sanctioning Committee for deliberation.
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And then all the vehicles which passed this trial will be awarded with one of four levels of Assured Provenance with medals raging from Platinum to Bronze, depending on their current condition and significance.
Owners of successful vehicles will be further supplied with hand-crafted presentation case with illustrated photographic record book, all-important Heritage Assured Provenance certificate, USB with data and two sets of dashboard and sill plaques. How cool is that?
Source: Aston Martin
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