 | Originally known as the Aston Martin 2-litre Sports, the car was retroactively titled the DB1. Just 15 examples were made between 1948–1950. 9 survive. |  |
 Transmission is a four-speed manual. | Engine was an all-iron, ohv 1970cc ‘four’, twin 1½in SU carburetors. Max power 90bhp @ 4750rpm, torque is 135 ft/lbs @ 3000rpm.  |
 | A 1949 Aston Martin 'DB1' was sold at Monterey in 2017. In original condition with its original chassis, body and interior trim and its 1953-upgraded engine; it made $1.3m |
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