Year: 2007
Make: Aston Martin
Model: DB9
Price: $0
Mileage: 41000
Color: Slate Blue
Private or Dealer Listing: Private Listing
Location (State): MD
Transmission: Manual
Drivetrain: Rear Wheel Drive

Everyone keeps asking about price. I am taking best offers. Whomever gives me the best offer over the trade in gets the car. On post # 12 I've given a point of reference for what a similar car to mine is selling for retail with 10K+ more miles than my car. In post #9 I give an idea of where I am hovering at with the dealer on trade-in.


Make an offer and come scoop this baby up next week, otherwise it goes on the transporter as a trade-in and next time it appears it'll be priced higher than you'll pay for it directly from me next week when it shows up on a dealer's retail list down the road. Just trying to make a few more bucks than trade-in while saving you guys a few bucks at the same time :-)

 

Buying a used car online is, arguably, as much about the buyer as it is the price.

Given your evasiveness on the price... Just sayin.

 

Couldn't agree more. Was thinking it, just didn't say it.

 

The reason why I haven't listed a price is because I don't have a set price. Had I had more time say to run a 2 week auction, I would have put the car on ebay with a reserve of the trade-in price, but I don't have the time to do that.


I am looking for offers higher than my trade in value (high 50's right now)...

 

Interior pics might help persuading those on the fence.


Beautiful car. GLWS.

 

To be fair OP is a long time member with high rep so nothing shady about this. Price revelation is a person choice, though I agree that more clarity tend to move cars faster at this forum.

Beautiful ride and great price. GLWS!

 

Thanks mrwonder. Plus ive been a moderator here on the 6 since 2012. Correct nothing to hide just a nice car at an exceptional "steal" of a deal. An offer in the high 50's to low/mid 60's should be strong enough to get the car. Many folks have shown interest. For comparison for a similar car with 10k more miles check out the link in my earlier post #13. Either way the car goes next week, either someone buys the car or it gets loaded onto the transporter. Choice is upto you guys to act on this. I'm in Vegas for the rest of the week and get back Monday but feel free to text or call me 202 641 8211 or PM me. Thanks :-)

 

very nice.

 

Forum rules man, gotta post a price...

I've seen this car in person dozens of times, it's a great example of the marque.

 

Since everyone wants a price I have looked around compared many ads and various DB9 cars all factors considered weighing against my trade-in offer and very competitive offers and the price that takes the car is $60K for a quick sale, "AS-IS" No hassle, no warranty, just a simple quick transaction. The below are 2 ads put up by a local consigner whom I have told to price the car for a quick sale for whatever they think they can get for it. This is NOT the dealer I would trade the car in to. Just a consigner who is local to me. They don't have the car they are just seeing if they can sell it quickly.


Again, if you want the car directly from me it's $60K for a quick sale meaning between today and maybe a week from now, otherwise I will put it on a transporter heading out to a dealer who will put it on their lot for much more and you can buy it from them if you're still interested. I have to make a decision to trade the car in or not very quickly. Buy it 'As-is' no warranty, no haggle for an unbeatable price. Please let me know.


http://www.cargurus.com/Cars/l-Used-...ting=109294129

http://www.eurostarautos.com/vehicle...lersite#ar_top

 

At $60K my car is now offered directly from me at a quick sale - the lowest priced DB9 for what it is - 2007, loaded with optional items - Slate blue upgraded paint, All silver mesh option, Silver Calipers, clear taillight option, RARE stick shift, and Sport Pack, plus the Press Car plaques.


Somebody is going to get a great car at an awesome price, act quickly and that could be you!