Year: 2005
Make: Aston Martin
Model: DB9
Price: $59900
Mileage: 17400
Color: Blue
Private or Dealer Listing: Private Listing
Location (State): MI
Transmission: Automatic
Drivetrain: Rear Wheel Drive

Selling my 2005 Aston Martin DB9 with 17k miles on it. The car is finished in a beautiful slate blue color and is absolutely stunning to look at. This is a very low mileage example that performs flawlessly and sounds amazing! Car has fresh brake pads (all 4), differential fluid changed, new tires, and annual service done so its ready for its new owner. This is a high optioned car from the factory and includes: Linn stereo, folding side mirrors, optional front grille, heated front seats, sat nav, rear parking sensors, cruise control, silver painted calipers, and bamboo wood veneer. Original owners manual, tool kit, tire pump and service history book are included. Car also has clear bra installed on hood and side mirrors. Car is equipped with a K40 radar detector. Have clean carfax report that was run this year that I can email to serious buyers. Car is meticulously maintained and always garaged. I have owned the car the last 2.5 years and its been fun playing James Bond but ready for something different. PPI's welcomed!

Willing to work with buyers bank if financing vehicle.

 

Recent Services on the car:
9/21/12 Fresh Oil and Filter @ 11,151 miles
9/21/12 NAV Display Motor Gear Update
9/25/12 Replaced Air Filters @ 11,392 miles
4/13/13 Brake Fluid Flush
4/18/13 Differential Fluid Flush @ 12955 miles
4/20/13 New Rear Ceramic Brake Pads @ 12955 miles
7/13/13 New Rear Tires Bridgeston Pole Position S-04
7/20/13 New Front Ceramic Brake Pads @ 14,500 miles
7/20/13 New Front Tires Bridgeston Pole Position S-04 @14500 miles
9/02/13 Fresh Oil and Filter @ 14756 miles
9/07/14 Fresh Oil and Filter @16859 miles
9/07/14 Differential Fluid Flush plus filter clean @ 16859 miles
10/24/14 Coolant flush @ 17126 miles

This car has had the dipstick update done, NAV display motor gear update, and the transmission cooler lines have been fixed. These are the 3 main problem areas with early DB9's and these have already been taken care of, which is great peace of mind.

 

Very nice DB9 for those of you thinking about Aston ownership, here's a nice one ...well cared for and meticulously maintained indeed!


What kind of wheels are those?


Best of luck with the Sale Dan :-)

 

Thanks Sunir! The wheels are ACE Mesh wheels that were built just for my DB9 so the fitment and offset are correct. Haven't seen you on the board much, hope all is well!

Dan

 

Cool Dan, you've done a great job up keeping that DB9 doing all the service yourself. Any new owner will be set with that Aston.


The wheels look nice, like the HRE scalloped mesh wheels.

 

Sorry if this is a dumb question but what gearbox does the DB9 have?

 

I used to own a 2005 DB9 and miss it!

This isn't one of the rare 6 speed manuals so it is an auto-manual with paddle shifters and an auto mode.

 

It's a ZF sourced automatic with a torque converter, rear mounted. Shift by paddle or use "D". No clutch.

 

You got it. This is one of the things that brought me to the DB9, no expensive clutch jobs to worry about!! I had originally wanted a Vanquish at the time but heard to many horror stories about how weak the clutch is in those things. If I remember right, during a Top Gear review, Clarkson even had trouble with the reliability of the clutch in a Vanquish.

 

Latest service work below. I do have a website that I created that has more pictures and info for interested buyers. PM me for the link.

9/07/14 Fresh Oil and Filter @16859 miles
9/07/14 Differential Fluid Flush plus filter clean @ 16859 miles
10/24/14 Coolant flush @ 17126 miles

 

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New price $54995. Currently the cheapest DB9 in the country with these kind of miles (under 20k). Looking for a quick sale.

 

Did you ever sell you DB9?

 

Yes, it's long gone. You must be getting desperate to find a car if you're bumping threads this old? Good luck in your search!

 

No I wouldn't say desperate. Just going through the old stuff to see whats out there. Once the right one comes around I'll jump on it.

Having owned a 2005 DB9 would you say that it's a great car or would it be better to hold out until I can find an 08 with the little upgrades they made that year?