If you had to guess, what do you think the residual would be on a 2009 DBS 5 years from now?

 

$160k

 

^^^ lol!

 

well do the math...$285k MSRP, $160k in 5 years would be roughly 56%...I think that might be high...call an Aston dealer and ask what the 5 yr lease residual is..

 

I'd go with 45-50% of original MSRP.

 

Thanks guys... I wondered if the depreciation would be slower than a Vantage or DB9 because of the lower production numbers...

 

Unless I'm mistaken, the Vanquish was a pretty low production car. At least it was compared to the DB9 and Vantage, not sure how it compares to the DBS. But anyway, that car dropped like a rock in terms of resale value.

I don't think it is out of line to expect the DBS to perform similar to the Vanquish in terms of resale value/depreciation.

 

I'd love one of those magic hats as well

 

I will sell you mine for $160k.

 

PM me pictures.

 

Josh, please PM me if you are serious. I will buy immediately at $160,000. Thanks!

 

heh i think he was serious lol

 

LOL. I was offering to sell SonicKrack my "magic hat" for a $160k.

I wish I had a DBS.

 

Problem with the Vanquish was the tranny.Great car lousy tranny. Put a factory 6 speed manual tranny in it and the value of the car goes up significantly.The DBS I feel will hold a decent value in a few years only if the economy shows a marked improvement. Poor economy lousy resale value period. I am presently trying to get a new everyday driver and the dealers are offering me nothing because the can't afford to keep the car in inventory. They need to give it to a wholesaler who needs to steal the car to be safe. No matter what the DBS is one hell of a car. It drives as good as it looks!!!

 

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