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Old 05-17-2019, 07:07 PM
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Ownership costs of a V12V

Hey guys. I am looking into trading in my 997 Turbo for a 2011-2012 V12V. Would really appreciate if you could give me an idea of maintenance costs. I will not be using it as a daily driver, most likely putting a few thousand miles a year. Thanks!
 

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In my experience Porsches are more expensive to maintain than Astons. But it depends on who's doing the maintenance and where the parts come from.
 
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The gas mileage is about 12MPG average city driving - insurance is about $1000 more for each 6 months compared to my V8 vantage (I have a spotless record). other than that, nothing stands out as more expensive than a vantage V8 after 3 years with a V12S vs. more years owning V8 Vantages.
 
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This should help. Scroll down click on V12.

https://www.astonmartin.com/en-gb/ownership/servicing
 
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I've not had to spend much more than the the annual service ($1600-$2000) on mine. I own a 2011 V12. Only real consumables have been tires and a new battery in the 6.5 years of ownership.
 
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I think reliability is pretty good on Aston's, though most people don't put many miles on them so who really knows. I had a 996TT and that was very reliable. Parts are way more for Aston's and there aren't many people who work on them so my bet is labor costs more also, though I try to do everything I can myself. Gotta pay to play I guess.
 

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