So I've had my DB9 for a couple of years now and I'm thinking about trading up. I've started to look at the 2010 DBS and I was wondering if anyone on here had any insight into what I should expect to pay for a low mileage example. I've read online that the these cars depreciate quite heavily so I want to make sure that the car I end up buying is priced appropriately. My recent inquiries into available cars online have yielded mixed results. I have heard prices as high as 195k and as low as 150k. This is quite a large range so I suppose my question is what exactly am I missing? Also if anyone knows what the actual depreciation numbers are on these cars it would be helpful. Thank you in advance for any advice you may be able to lend.

 

Get your pricing bearings on e-bay and on Cars.com. Forget looking at the Aston web site (not many and overpriced in general).

All comes down to mileage, exterior color, manual or auto, and interior color/configuration. You want something other than black/silver/gray, then pay more 'cause they're few and far between. Same with a Volante if you want manual...good luck.

If '50 shades of gray' suits you, then you've got lots of choices and therefore more competition for pricing.

 

Thanks for the reply. I am actually in the market for a Black or Gray car. I found a few on autotrader all 2010 models automatic coupes but the asking prices seem a bit high in the high 180s to 190s. Considering the cars are almost 4 years old do you think the asking prices are a bit high? I know dealerships can ask pretty much whatever they want but what are these cars actually selling for?

 

Here's are ranges I'd be working with

2009: $150K to $170K
2010: $170K to $185K
2011: $180K to $195K
2012: $190K to $210K

 

That looks reasonable, given what I paid for my 2010 in May of 2012.