Prices of early DB9's

[paulrog1]

As an owner of an early DB9 I occasionally look on autotrader on resale values.

Recently the prices are dropping like a stone, cheapest now £21,970 !!!

It must be a buyers market at the mo, plus i know these cars are coming upto 15 years old so expensive repairs could be on the horizon.

How low do you think these cars could drop? £20K/15K/10K ???

I guess its good for anyone who wants ownership of a great looking Aston Martin without much purchase cost.

[ian448]

That’s we buy any car money , from what I’ve seen price for a low mileage ie 50k with full history is around £28k mark . Still cracking value

[cayman-black]

What a car or the money and yes right now it's a buyers market.

[Jon39]

paulrog1 said:

How low do you think these cars could drop? £20K/15K/10K ???

I guess its good for anyone who wants ownership of a great looking Aston Martin without much purchase cost.

My guess is that the DB7 values pattern should be a good predictor.
It was of course the predecessor, and the first Aston Martin model produced in larger numbers.

[GingerMunky]

ian448 said:

That’s we buy any car money , from what I’ve seen price for a low mileage ie 50k with full history is around £28k mark . Still cracking value

Unless it needs £10k of work at the next service. I think the running costs put a lot of people off Beautiful car though, its an emotive choice.

[PotentiallyaHorse]

I've had a 40k+ 08 DB9 for 3 years now, not spent more than £3k per service, if your looking at £10k+ I would love to know whats wrong.

Just hit 50K, having had a few panels resprayed and the whole car detailed + ppf'd I couldn't be happier, had to replace pads last year and a tube somewhere. Granted it needed coils + plugs doing, but for any 8y+ car that has to be factored in and tires this year. Most expensive thing running this thing is oil, petrol and the man hours.