Can anybody give me an idea what is the real market price for an 05 DB9 coupe with low miles? Local dealer here Miller Motors is not too helpful. Thanks in advance.

 

a few months ago the local dealer had five for sale listed at 139,900. miles ranged from 1100 to just over 4000. I don't know what they sold for; but all are gone.

I've been watching ebay and have seen most go unsold with bids in high 120's/low 130's.

 

I would think 120's. SteveH sold his a while back for 130 I think.

Awesome looking cars, but they hold value like a 40 year old hooker.

 

That is a great quote! I love the DB9 but wanted to maybe get one when I wasn't going to get destroyed on the 1 year depreciation. Assuming they are reliable I think it would be a great GT car. Unfortunately I am not at the point where I can not care about 50k loss in a year given my tendency to flip cars.

 

hi. Also looking at an '05 DB9. 11k miles, 118,000. The question becomes; for the same money is the '07 Vantage the better way to go? Thanks

 

Do you guys think the Vantage will suffer the same way as the DB9s'?

 

Here are two for under 115K$. But 20k and 15k miles. But for around 2000-3000miles costs 130k. But thecar is all money worth.

http://www.dupontregistry.com/autos/...18372&makeid=4

 

I think a slightly pre-owned DB9 is the way to go - it's already taken the major depreciation hit - great cars can be found with around 10-12K miles easily and they are all class and style. They do have some minor quirks (no show stoppers, but they are hand built English cars) - so I would not buy one if I lived too far from a service center or if those kind of things (and exorbitant service costs) scared you at all. It's an expensive club .

 

Used DB9 > Vantage.

 

Yeah but If I want a Aston for 120k I will have a DB9. It is a V12, 2+2seater and it is more exotic than a V8 Vantage. V8 Van. is an exotic car but you see more of them than DB9`s. And it has only 2 seats. And I like the DB9 more.