https://www.cnet.com/roadshow/news/f...ollector-cars/

 

The Aston in the article is my car

 

https://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/...alue-year.html

Same article released in the UK but with DB7, Ferrari 328

 

Beautiful car...especially taken with the interior. Is that Chestnut?

 

Nice, I also have a Ferrari 328

The interior is Red Fox with Caspian Blue carpets and stitching.

 

Here's a link to some Hagerty video where you can hear how the car sounds - https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=138001494518424
Aston content starts at 1:18

 

[QUOTE=Jeff_335i;4860233]Nice, I also have a Ferrari 328

Would be easier if you tell us the cars that you don't own

 

I've never owned a Porsche

 

I might wind up keeping my aston anyway as I've never had such difficulty spending 130k than I have trying to buy a new build for a porsche GT4...

 

FWIW-been following all for sale cars last 10+ months, It's very hard to find clean low mileage V8 Vantage with manual transmission. It's about time.. I think next few years we'll see prices climbing up slowly but rightly so.. Hope one day we can see the love like F-cars are getting now days...

 

Really? I imagine most of them are still on the road. What is low mileage to you?

 

for years, i always thought a proper sports car needed three pedals... the Aston ASM has changed my mind, (and the fact that after almost 40 years of driving having a third pedal can be a pain...)

with the article describing the younger generation wanting to step up, I'm surprised they even know what to do with a third pedal...

 

3 pedal is a must for me in a true sport car

 

under 10K miles

 

for me, it's more based on consistent use, based on time... I'd consider low mileage to be about 2,500 mi a year, spread out over time.

otherwise a car can suffer from garage rot