noticed, on autotrader.com, that low-mileage 2006-2008 vantage v8 manual asking prices have increased 15-20% recently. like in the past 3-6 months. if it's not an aberration or a co-incidence i suspect it's the news that aston plans to eliminate, entirely, any new manual transmission models.

 

That Goes For ALL used Cars.... You should see the Pcar Market, Crazy

Not sure why this hasn't sold?: eBay item 274774597278

 

It's a seller's market if you have a cool sports car for sale. Great trade in values on sports cars too. Good time to trade up if you see something on the lot.

 

isnt that sf car overpriced? I think if it gets into the low 50s, it will sell.

 

This Car and Driver magazine article is not going to help keeep prices low.

https://www.caranddriver.com/feature...in-v8-vantage/

 

The eBay car is overpriced by 20k. That is why it is not selling.

 

I observed the same price increase and it is one of the reasons I picked up my Vantage when I did. I paid what I would consider a premium price but don't regret it. I only see manual cars going up in the long term, not that I have any interest in selling mine now that I have it. I paid 42.9 USD for mine with just about 28K on the odometer.

 

often prices are a bit higher in spring when north cars come out of hibernation...

 

I suspect that its also related to 'bored' and 'stuck at home during pandemic with the proceeds of a rocking good stock market burning a hole in my pocket' in more than one instance forcing demand up and availability down to drive prices on top of spring.

 

You can’t dump trillions of dollars into the economy and not expect every thing to go up. I just sold a Mercedes CLK Black Series for thirty thousand more than I bought it for last June.

 

Is there still appreciation for the previous gen V8V or has there been a slow down?