Aston V12 Values
Discussion
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 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...
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 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...
Why not just get this one and save yourself £42k and its still silver with the only seats to have ;-) .... seems a cheapie
https://preowned.astonmartin.com/preowned-cars/111...
https://preowned.astonmartin.com/preowned-cars/111...
Edited by morty1961 on Thursday 1st August 06:17
morty1961 said:
Why not just get this one and save yourself £42k and its still silver with the only seats to have ;-) .... seems a cheapie
https://preowned.astonmartin.com/preowned-cars/111...
What’s the catch with this onehttps://preowned.astonmartin.com/preowned-cars/111...
Edited by morty1961 on Thursday 1st August 06:17
Mako V12V said:
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.
I wouldn't even say chancing their arm. This is good!! It's about time dealers priced cars according to uniqueness and spec rather than just age and miles. Edited by woodsypedia on Thursday 1st August 09:06
cayman-black said:
This, it looks a tired car to me also.
Miles slightly higher than most on the market, and with V12 examples on c.25k miles starting at under £65k, this probably is priced about right at £59k. If it has good history (which I assume it must if being sold Timeless) then it could be refreshed fairly easily.morty1961 said:
The interior isn't tired it just needs a bloody good valet/detail ... boils my pish when dealers cant be bothered to clean a car before taking photos !!
I thought the same, valet, paint correction, sort the damn wheels out and you've got a car worth much more for 1k. I'd be checking the carbon discs too.V8V Pete said:
The colour match on the sills is very poor - wonder what's gone on there. Also, the brake discs look like they've been in contact with acidic wheel cleaner. A bargain can quickly turn into a nightmare.
Yes, i must admit those Discs did not look great to me either.As for paint, i bet its had plenty i remember when i was looking the number of cars that had been blown in and badly was shocking for main dealers.
cayman-black said:
Yes, i must admit those Discs did not look great to me either.
As for paint, i bet its had plenty i remember when i was looking the number of cars that had been blown in and badly was shocking for main dealers.
Nothing surprises me with the main dealers mate .... max profit min rectificationAs for paint, i bet its had plenty i remember when i was looking the number of cars that had been blown in and badly was shocking for main dealers.
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