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A V12 grand tourer with timeless lines
Drive a DB9
The Aston Martin DB9 is a 5.9L V12 grand tourer built for long, unhurried miles. Your Aston Martin DB9 car rental puts a front mid-mounted V12 under that long hood, in coupe or Volante convertible form. Start with any Aston Martin rental on Turo to see what's near you.
Booking is simple: you reserve your DB9 from a local vehicle owner, then choose pickup or delivery to fit your plans. Listings vary by model year and body style, so compare the details before you book.
DB9 specs
Engine
5.9L V12
Horsepower
540 hp
Acceleration
0-62 mph in 4.5 sec
Top speed
183 mph
Naturally aspirated V12 power
The DB9's appeal starts with its naturally aspirated V12. In the final GT, the 5,935 cc all-alloy engine makes 540 hp at 6,750 rpm and 457 lb-ft of torque at 5,500 rpm. Translation: you've got serious muscle for merging, passing, and long highway stretches.
Six-speed Touchtronic II
The DB9 sends its power through a Touchtronic II six-speed automatic, and Aston Martin mounted it at the back of the car. That rear mid-mounted gearbox helps balance the big V12 sitting up front, so the car's weight isn't all piled over the nose.
Shift-by-wire control handles gear changes electronically instead of through a mechanical linkage. Let the transmission shift for you on a relaxed cruise, or take over with the paddles when a winding road calls for it. Either way, you decide how the drive feels, whether that's a quiet glide or a more engaged run through the gears.
Room for two plus two
The DB9 seats four in a 2+2 layout. The rear seats are small, so they suit short trips or extra bags better than long hauls with adults in the back. Think of them as bonus space for a quick dinner run with friends or a spot for weekend duffels.
You also get to pick your body style. The coupe gives you a closed cabin and that sweeping fastback roofline. The Volante convertible lets you drop the top and soak up open-air miles on a sunny afternoon. Check the listing to confirm which version you're booking, since both share the same 2+2 seating.
Stand out with a DB9
The DB9 makes the most sense when the drive itself is the plan. Book one for a grand-touring weekend, a special occasion, or a scenic coastal drive, and let the V12 set the mood. It's a standout among exotic and luxury car rentals, giving you modern-classic presence wherever you park.
Top DB9 features
The car that opened Gaydon
The DB9 was the first car built at Aston Martin's Gaydon factory in Warwickshire, England. It arrived as the direct successor to the DB7, so you'd expect it to wear the name DB8.
Aston Martin skipped that number on purpose. The brand saw the leap from the DB7 as too big for sequential numbering, so it went straight to DB9.
That gives the DB9 a special place in the brand's story. When you slide behind the wheel, you're driving the car that kicked off a new chapter for Aston Martin and christened its new home. It's a fun detail to share with passengers on your first stop.
Built on the VH platform
The DB9 was the first Aston Martin developed on the VH (Vertical/Horizontal) platform. Its body shell was 25% lighter than the DB7's, yet twice as torsionally rigid.
For you, that means a structure engineered to be lighter and stiffer than the one before it. It's the quiet foundation under every curve and highway mile of your trip.
The platform also had staying power. VH went on to underpin every Gaydon-built car, so the DB9 laid the groundwork for the Aston Martin models that followed. Rent one, and you're driving the blueprint.
A 12-year run
The DB9 stayed in production for about 12 years. The coupe debuted at the 2003 Frankfurt Motor Show and entered production in early 2004, and the Volante convertible followed later that year.
Production ended in 2016, when the final DB9s left the Gaydon line in July. The last version, the DB9 GT, added the AMi II touch-sensitive infotainment system, so you get a more modern interface inside a classic shape.
Today, the DB9 stands as a modern-classic grand tourer. Renting one lets you experience a defining chapter of Aston Martin history on your own schedule, without the commitment of owning it.
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Top tips and things to know before renting a DB9
Get to know your DB9
The DB9 GT is the last and most powerful version of the DB9, but listings vary by model year and body style. Check the listing details to confirm the year, trim, and whether you're booking a coupe or Volante.
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DB9 driving tips
Build in time to get familiar with a 540 hp car before you set out on a long drive. Use the Touchtronic II paddles thoughtfully: let the automatic handle stop-and-go traffic, and save manual shifts for open roads.
The DB9 returns 13 city, 19 highway, and 15 combined mpg, so plan gas station stops on long drives. A quick look at your route before you leave keeps the trip relaxed.
How much does it cost to rent a DB9?
The cost to rent a DB9 depends on the model year, trim, trip length, extras, and delivery. Compare a few listings to find the right fit for your budget and plans.
You can save by booking a non-refundable trip four or more days ahead, which earns a 10% discount. Trip-length discounts can also apply to three-day, weekly, and monthly trips. Need the car for a month or more? Look into long-term car rental on Turo.
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On the Turo car rental marketplace, you can rent the perfect car for wherever you’re going from a vibrant community of trusted hosts. Whether you're flying in from afar or looking for a car down the street, searching for a rugged truck or something smooth and swanky, Turo puts you in the driver's seat of an extraordinary selection of cars rented out by local hosts.Frequently asked questions about Aston Martin DB9 rentals on Turo
What documents do you need to rent an Aston Martin DB9 on Turo?
You need a valid driver's license and approval in the Turo app to rent a DB9. During approval, the app asks you to verify your identity.
What type of license do you need to rent a DB9?
You need a valid, government-issued driver's license to rent a DB9 on Turo. You'll use it when you get approved in the Turo app.
How old do you need to be to rent a DB9 on Turo?
The minimum age to rent a DB9 varies by vehicle, and high-value vehicles may require older guests. Check the DB9 listing for its age requirement before you book.
What protection is available when you rent a DB9?
You can choose from a range of protection plans at checkout when you book a DB9 on Turo. Pick the plan that fits your trip.
Are there discounts for DB9 rentals?
Yes. Book a non-refundable DB9 trip four or more days ahead to get a 10% discount. Trip-length discounts can also apply to three-day, weekly, and monthly DB9 trips.
Can you rent a DB9 long term?
Yes, you can rent a DB9 long term where listings allow it. Trips of 30 days or longer qualify as long term on Turo.
Do DB9 rentals come with unlimited mileage?
It depends on the listing. Each DB9 listing sets its own mileage limit, and some offer unlimited mileage, so check the details before you book.
Can someone else drive the DB9 I rent?
Yes. You can add other drivers to your DB9 trip in the Turo app.
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