What's happened to all the DB9 Volantes?
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It's a bad time of year for selling convertibles, most people will sell in the spring/early summer because they're easier to sell and you get more money for them.
That's what the sensible people do, but as I am currently selling my TT Roadster I obviously don't include myself in that bracket
That's what the sensible people do, but as I am currently selling my TT Roadster I obviously don't include myself in that bracket
I'm sure this doesn't apply to ALL DB9 Volante owners (smile), but a few of us bought our cars at a time in our lives when we didn't really want the nastiest, edgiest, wingiest, carbon fibre-iest toy du jour. We appreciate timeless beauty and that blue-sky outlook that a convertible provides, and we are willing to give up a few cornering g's and accept a few extra pounds of weight to get that.
So I suspect that those of us who DO fit that profile may tend to hang on to our DB9 Volantes a little longer rather than chasing every hot little side skirt that comes down the road.
So I suspect that those of us who DO fit that profile may tend to hang on to our DB9 Volantes a little longer rather than chasing every hot little side skirt that comes down the road.
Zuman said:
I'm sure this doesn't apply to ALL DB9 Volante owners (smile), but a few of us bought our cars at a time in our lives when we didn't really want the nastiest, edgiest, wingiest, carbon fibre-iest toy du jour. We appreciate timeless beauty and that blue-sky outlook that a convertible provides, and we are willing to give up a few cornering g's and accept a few extra pounds of weight to get that.
So I suspect that those of us who DO fit that profile may tend to hang on to our DB9 Volantes a little longer rather than chasing every hot little side skirt that comes down the road.
+1So I suspect that those of us who DO fit that profile may tend to hang on to our DB9 Volantes a little longer rather than chasing every hot little side skirt that comes down the road.
If it's between 53*F and 84*F and not raining the top is down.
Zuman said:
I'm sure this doesn't apply to ALL DB9 Volante owners (smile), but a few of us bought our cars at a time in our lives when we didn't really want the nastiest, edgiest, wingiest, carbon fibre-iest toy du jour. We appreciate timeless beauty and that blue-sky outlook that a convertible provides, and we are willing to give up a few cornering g's and accept a few extra pounds of weight to get that.
So I suspect that those of us who DO fit that profile may tend to hang on to our DB9 Volantes a little longer rather than chasing every hot little side skirt that comes down the road.
Nope. I sold mine to get into a Ferrari but I guess I've aged considerably since :-))So I suspect that those of us who DO fit that profile may tend to hang on to our DB9 Volantes a little longer rather than chasing every hot little side skirt that comes down the road.
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