Note sure why the 2015 is the same price as the 2013?

Is the first one just over priced? Both low mileage cars. The 2013 warranty is expired so I'm not sure why they are asking for this price?

http://www.astonmartinlongisland.com...coupe-c-18.htm

http://www.autotrader.com/cars-for-s...13247063&Log=0

The 2013 had a much higher msrp, the 15 is a GT, far better equiptd and lower msrp the reason I bought a GT last year.

What more does a GT version have, except a little more HP/Torque?

What has owners been able to get off list price in the used market? 5% off list price? $2k? I'd like to hear some good negotiating tips.

Doesn't the leather seats in the GT feel inferior and harder to the leather seats in the regular V8 Vantage?

My impression is that the leather in the V8V is superior to the GT.

Leather itself is the same quality but more alcantera is used... More shiny interior and exterior trim in non-GT. Overall quality is same having owned two non-gt and now a GT

Talked to the dealer. A lot of options on the GT that is normally standard on the Vantage like Bluetooth, front parking sensors and garage door opener. It all drives up the price of the GT in the end

Got a chance to look at the interior. Leather seats are definitely harder in the GT. Alacantra on the dash above the speedometer which leather is preferable on the Vantage.

I again had bold and agree that the standard car is superior and was going to order a luck Sharee version of the 2016 GT which has all the nice bits, but then the slightly used 2015 came up for what would be $45,000 less so it was a no-brainer especially in the colors that I liked which was green with a gray interior