Hello all, I am selling a 2010 V8 Vantage 6SP Coupe with 15K miles. It is Silver/Black with all service up to date and the only mods are lowering springs and a K40 radar/laser system. I love this car but found a 965 that I can't say no to and plan on making it my DD over the Aston. What is a fair price?

 

$75k??? Maybe more depends on who you ask. Put it on Bring a Trailer.

 

A bit of topic-drift here, but I sold a friend's BMW i8 on Doug DeMuro's Cars & Bids auction site last November. I'm not absolutely sure that it has as many viewers as I'd like, but it only lists "cool, modern" cars, trucks and SUVs. You can set a minimum price, and the biggest advantages are the knowledgeable customer base, no fees to the seller, and the extensive listing details required by the site. I think - if I remember right - I had to provide well over 50 photos of the car plus a couple of videos, and the Cars & Bids staff check out all the details to protect the buyer. The i8 sold for exactly $100k, with 90% of the action happening in the last few minutes. That price was $8k more than the dealer offered.
It seemed to me that - assuming the site has a big-enough viewer base - that it was a good way to find the "right" price for the car.

 

Fastest way is online auction, I'd guess at 75K+
Yes on cars and bids, just sold my e93 M3 on their platform, I got very good price, last 10 min was fun ride. BAT has lot of audience too, but they low ball on reserve price, that's why I went with C&B.
good luck

 

I watch BAT and C&B everyday. I'm amazed at how low the prices seem until just before the bids end and then they increase to impressive gains and sales price. However, some don't so on BAT put an acceptable reserve because you just never know. It's a great place to put a mildly modified clean Aston with few issues. If I had to sell mine, it would be BAT.

 

I would give the free sites like here a go before listing on BAT.

 

I believe they already have done that with this thread.

 

Most of the Vantages I have seen sell recently on BaT seem to sell in the 40-50s. They are mostly 2008 and older cars. Are the 2010 6 speed cars really $75,000 cars? I’m actively looking for a 2009+ 6-speed Roadster and trying to make an educated guess as to what a “fair” price range would be. My initial thought was $75,000 seems high. I admittedly don’t know but wanted to get a better idea.

 

There are 78 Aston Martin Vantages on Cars.com pretty consistently the past few months, and most have been on the market for a very long time. You can ask a high price but not necessarily going to get anywhere near the ask. The thing about the auctions is a quick sale if it meets the reserve.

 

75k is a great price for a 4.7 with a manual. The ones selling in the 50's are all 06-08 4.3's with the sportshift transmission. The manual trans cars are only going to go up in value.

 

Guys, sorry for this thread being moved to here. I was just asking for some assistance in setting a price in the AM forum.

 

Post some pics and info here and give it a go.

 

Condition condition condition, you can't value a car without it.