Understanding DB7 values

[N7GTX]

Emilio Largo said:

Shinjuku79 said:

OP you are deluded as to your perception of there being an undervaluation of the beauty of the db7.

No, Belfry, you are not. Quite on the contrary you are spot on and I can understand your grief pretty well. The DB7 was and still is one of the most beautiful cars ever made. The tragedy is that the generation of cars that followed after was even a tad more beautiful (at least in my opinion) and is - from today´s perspective - for many the more attractive offer as they naturally are technically more advanced and do not cost much more today. Hence the underrepresantation of the DB7 in this forum. One can only hope that the DB7 owners stand to their cars and will keep on maintaining them (costs must be high, I suppose) thus supporting the heritage and the model variety of AML.

well said.

[dazwalsh]

Love the db7, maybe some day in that lovely navy.

Not a bad angle on it, elegant lines, one of the most beautiful cars ever made, and probably the most beautiful of the 90's/ early 00's. The fact it has a shared parts bin and Still looks that good is credit to the designer.

[Agent57]

Cannot park the car and walk away without looking back.

[Emilio Largo]

So good to see these again. Just beautiful.

[RMDB9]

Arent these almost unsaleable today, as they dont have the artificial snorts and burps like modern performance cars?

[Agent57]

All the better for it.

No spoilers, no carbon fibre, no black wheels, no stripes. Not even aware the Nurburgring exists.

[cayman-black]

I really like these, a good looking car.

[N7GTX]

No pretentiousness. Pure and simple.

[Sydney V8V]

DB7 is really a pretty car , in the right colour -a beautiful car. I like the dash better than the VH cars [ love walnut and extra qauges] .. I like to buy a Volante as think back side windows on the coupe is too much like a Jaguar shape .As for Jag suspension , cheaper to rebuild than if it was just Aston