DBS depreciation when new model arrives

[mbdj]

Do you think this will affect values this year leading up to arrival of the new model?

[MichaelV8V]

Yes

[silverspeed]

Depends on pricing of its replacement. The current DBS is a fantastic car and it may seem incredible value and firm up values if the replacement is over £200k as rumoured.

[Mr Purple]

I think that the DBS will settle around the 60-70k mark in the next couple of years and stay there. In my opinion the new model will firm these prices quite nicely. Just my 2 penneth

[michael gould]

Yes but less so for the early 08 .......I agree 60-70 within 12 months

[t1blk]

Sounds interesting, I would love a manual DBS, maybe after 3 years of my DB9 should I not decide to keep her then they should be within my range at those prices, something to look forward to.

[bogie]

if the new one comes with a Toyota Supra bodykit like some of the pics going around, then surely the "old" version will be stabalising in value...or going up LOL

[DB9VolanteDriver]

bogie said:

if the new one comes with a Toyota Supra bodykit like some of the pics going around, then surely the "old" version will be stabalising in value...or going up LOL

Absolutely. The DBS is perfect, looks wise, as is. If the disguised DBS turns out to be not so disguised after all, then it will make the current DBS all the more desirable. Just as the Virage has done for the DB9...

[X7LDA]

I will be amazed if this 'new' car is a DBS..... The new DB9 isn't even out yet so how does that work!?

It would be like Porsche launching a GT2 or GT3 RS before they launched the bogo 911....

[LukeyLikey]

80% chance it stabilises values, probably not far from where they are now - especially if new car is over £200k which it no doubt will be.