Cracking car with a decent spec. Mileage of 7k pa is not bad at all. Fourth year service on a v12 is not cheap but you would have change out of 1.5k depending on the state of tyres and pads which, if bad, would more than double that.

No warranty.....hmmmm.....If you don't use any of the above items for negotiating purposes then I would certainly use the warranty angle. I personally would not purchase a used Aston without a warranty as I do not know it's history or how it has been driven. You then have 12 months to find out.

Usual checks on paintwork and diffuser / splitter, thorough look over ccms and if possible get to speak to previous owner and servicing agent.

Have you seen this one?

http://www.pistonheads.com/classifieds/used-cars/a...

Seems like a no brainer to me for the price.

+1 for Christian's car.. It even features on page 265 of the Aston guide

I'd snap Christian's hand off for that one. Looks mint. Very good price but don't think i'm quite ready for a v12v just yet

The car in Bournemouth has been on sale for a long while, I saw it advertised when I was looking to change at the start of the year. It looks like a good car, the nice registration number is not included as far as I recall, I went with a new one in the end.

Damn, need to keep my man maths in check!

Don't worry she's never going to come near the car again

Great price! Well looked after car.

Ah. It's all falling into place

I have just withdrawn my add. Can't get myself to sell it. For a short period of time i tried to be reasonable as I have an F12 coming but than might be months away so I'll deal with that when it arrives. In the meantime i'll enjoy my V12V.

Christian