Getting interesting - this along with the new 15 Vantage GT will affect pre-owned prices.


https://autos.yahoo.com/news/aston-m...160005486.html

 

I beg to differ. How many more carbon bits and upholstery variations can be passed off as "special editions"?

Sure, I like some of the styling, but none of this impacts the greater "value" proposition of a pre-owned model. When there is a new Vantage with significantly altered "sheet metal", then I'll expect a hit to resale of previous styles. As it is, this GT seems like an S

The hit to DB9 resale should have already happened with the launch of the Virage-B9. More carbon and different paint won't mean much.


Oh, perhaps you were talking about the sub $100k price of the GT. Sorry, missed that bit. Yeah, talk about a hit!

 

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Oh, perhaps you were talking about the sub $100k price of the GT. Sorry, missed that bit. Yeah, talk about a hit![/QUOTE]



Yes- I should have been more clear!