Hey everyone,
Some of you may already know about this, although I haven't seen it posted anywhere recently. I was messing around on the web, thinking about trading the V8V in for something with a 2+2 configuration, and ran across this section of CarGurus with some pretty cool analytics.

https://www.cargurus.com/Cars/price-...8-Vantage-d910

This website is tracking the "average" sales price of different year vantages and showing how they depreciate over time. Now, all this needs to be taken with a grain of salt because all model types are lumped together - manual, SS, roadster, S, etc - but still it is a pretty cool way to get a relative sense of value and depreciation. Personally, I have a 2012.25, and its nice to see that in the past 12 months or so, the value has stayed about even, with only a few thousand dollars of fluctuation. Interesting to see that the 13's have actually gained value YOY already - not sure if this is an anomaly, but it may have something to do with some of the updates in the Vanatage that came out in the late '12 model year. Also interesting to see some seasonal fluctuations - we know they exist, but cool to see them in the data.

Anyway, i found this to be a useful tool for me in understanding the value of my car, and hope some of you might find it useful/interesting too.

 

Pretty cool, nice to see 2013 are in upwards +4.5.% last 90 days. I'm happy about that.

Thanks for posting.

 

prices can vary a lot based on mileage but glad to see my car isn't depreciating like my fookin Cayenne did

 

 

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Market value 2012 forward. Its a screen shot. Use cntrl+ to blow it up. Everything converges to zero given enough time

chr

 

Well, let's hope no quite zero... :-)

 

I could not be happier than to have mine. It's market value doesn't mean anything to me

chr