Aston V12 Values

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Mako V12V said:

LordBretSinclair said:

cayman-black said:

Seems to me that the V12V,s are on the rise, though i cannot understand why this car is quite so much?
Also in what is a very slow market, i have noticed that the V12V,s are still selling.

https://preowned.astonmartin.com/preowned-cars/109...

Silly price - makes my recent purchase look a real bargain

The price of this one may adjust over time but a Skyfall Silver V12V in the uk is unique. There is only one more of these built and that is in the USA. If you think about other Aston Martins that Are rare in numbers for one reason or another then their prices reflect that also. The dealer may just be chancing their arm in case someone really wants a unique colour.

SOR I believe and been sitting around for a while. There’s 33 V12VS Manual roadsters in the UK so can’t be many of any colour. There’s also 35 of the earlier non-S versions and I think I’ve seen 1/2 of those in Skyfall. I’m not aware of any of the 19 AMR versions being in that colour.

[matrignano]

That car was sold this morning... I just enquired about it

Anyone here?

[cayman-black]

wow really? great news then.

[joinery80]

Which one the 58k one?

[matrignano]

Yep

[joinery80]

Didn't think that would hang around long probably someone looking for a v8 drove away in a v12 for simular money

[cayman-black]

matrignano said:

Yep

Oh i thought you meant the skyfall silver car.
Of course at that money, it wouldn't of hung around.

[Mako V12V]

The £58k car is on my Register, no. S00204, last owned by a regular and good contributor on here. So he may be saddened to hear people slagging the car off from a few photos having not physically inspected the car.

[PMKeates]

Is S01006 on your register by any chance?

[Minglar]

No idea the reason why, but PH classifieds only has 28 V12V variants for sale this morning, down from mid 40’s last week. Has there been a rush to buy, or have frustrated sellers just removed their adverts?

Best Regards

Minglar

[cayman-black]

As i said above they have been moving, selling.

We can also see that from the recent threads.

[Minglar]

cayman-black said:

As i said above they have been moving, selling.

We can also see that from the recent threads.

That’s great news. They are such a lot of car at recent prices.

Best Regards

Minglar

[joinery80]

Let's hope they creep back up

[Bincenzo]

I think these two combined are worth about £2k. According to our friendly dealerships.

Yes, let’s hope the market soon realises just what these cars are worth (yes I know, a car is worth what people pay for them blah blah)

[cayman-black]

Bincenzo said:

I think these two combined are worth about £2k. According to our friendly dealerships.

Yes, let’s hope the market soon realises just what these cars are worth (yes I know, a car is worth what people pay for them blah blah)

lol, they are fantastic!

[Mako V12V]

PMKeates said:

Is S01006 on your register by any chance?

Hi there, thanks for your message. It is on my Register but I have very limited info so would be interested to get more details please. All I have is a private plate (58 year), onyx black and bright finish grille and front parking sensors. It was delivered new to AM Amersham.
I picked this up from a picture on Autogespot but have no interior details.

[CitySlicker]

A bit off topic but I have just picked up a brand new (yes really!) V12s roadster and I'm debating whether to PPF it. How has the paint on your cars fared over the years?

[IanV12VSRs]

Congratulations, that was a good find with the only downside being that it must have sat around for quite a long time. They work best when used! Oh, and pictures or it didn’t happen

As to PPF I would definitely do it if you intend to drive your car because the paint is a bit susceptible to chipping as I found out to my cost with my first Vantages. I did the front 1/3 in my first V12VR but had a couple of stone chips about 2” above where it finished and have done full PPF since then.

[Graze01]

CitySlicker said:

A bit off topic but I have just picked up a brand new (yes really!) V12s roadster and I'm debating whether to PPF it. How has the paint on your cars fared over the years?

its a must, paint is soft

Graze

[GingerMunky]

CitySlicker said:

A bit off topic but I have just picked up a brand new (yes really!) V12s roadster and I'm debating whether to PPF it. How has the paint on your cars fared over the years?

Definitely do PPF. I have Xpel Ultimate Plus installed by Protek near Ascot, its a great product and really well done my Protek.