The green DBS...
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Apologies for my ignorance etc. but this is not my usual part of the forum!
I love the green coloured DBS, but have never seen one for sale. I have only ever seen images on google. Do many exist? Was it an original colour available from new? Do any of you know of anywhere else there may be one up for sale (other than the obvious) etc?
Thanks in advance.
I love the green coloured DBS, but have never seen one for sale. I have only ever seen images on google. Do many exist? Was it an original colour available from new? Do any of you know of anywhere else there may be one up for sale (other than the obvious) etc?
Thanks in advance.
bobfredstinker said:
That's a shame. It's my favourite colour. What about the red? Are there only a handful of those too?
Like this onehttps://used.astonmartin.com/en-GB/Search/Details~...
AMDBSNick said:
Yeah, I've seen that one, but I think it's the only one I've ever seen.zepe said:
That price can't be right can it? $91k? That's only about £55k?George H said:
zepe said:
That price can't be right can it? $91k? That's only about £55k?bobfredstinker said:
DB9VolanteDriver said:
That's a standard Aston colour.
Was it standard on the DBS though? The DBS green is a different shade to that in all the pictures.DB9VolanteDriver said:
bobfredstinker said:
DB9VolanteDriver said:
That's a standard Aston colour.
Was it standard on the DBS though? The DBS green is a different shade to that in all the pictures.bobfredstinker said:
DB9VolanteDriver said:
bobfredstinker said:
DB9VolanteDriver said:
That's a standard Aston colour.
Was it standard on the DBS though? The DBS green is a different shade to that in all the pictures.The only hope of finding a green one (or for that matter any other non 'standard' colour) is to find one that was factory ordered by someone (even a dealer) who was unafraid to be 'different'.
It is my observation that you are more likely to find a non-typical colour in the USA than in GB, for example.
Here's a colour you don't see on a DBS very often (this very well could be the only one). But I think it is wonderful and I'd have it in an instant.
bobfredstinker said:
Was it standard on the DBS though? The DBS green is a different shade to that in all the pictures.
Looks like Ghillies Green with Kestrel tan leather? Aston will and do paint cars any colour you ask for. There is a large pallet of colours but they are sadly underused. Everyone wants to play secret agent so they're mostly silver and grey

DB9VolanteDriver said:
Here's a colour you don't see on a DBS very often (this very well could be the only one). But I think it is wonderful and I'd have it in an instant.

I was just thinking of that one. Mako blue is stunning, bet it looks brilliant in the flesh.Another rare colour is this one in Rosso Corsa

http://www.carandclassic.co.uk/car/C221796#
DB9VolanteDriver said:
Of course there were several colours marketed as 'DBS' specific like Lightning Silver, Quantum Silver and Casino Royale. And of course many, many were ordered in those colours by dealers as stock. As mentioned here, you'll see very few non-black, non-grey, non-silver cars out and about.
The only hope of finding a green one (or for that matter any other non 'standard' colour) is to find one that was factory ordered by someone (even a dealer) who was unafraid to be 'different'.
It is my observation that you are more likely to find a non-typical colour in the USA than in GB, for example.
Here's a colour you don't see on a DBS very often (this very well could be the only one). But I think it is wonderful and I'd have it in an instant.

But then of course the problem is that the steering wheel would be on the wrong side! There seems something wrong with having a LHD Aston Martin in Britain! But that colour is certainly quite unusual, albeit extremely pretty. I still maintain that I want the Aston press car green though. The dark red may even be a close second.The only hope of finding a green one (or for that matter any other non 'standard' colour) is to find one that was factory ordered by someone (even a dealer) who was unafraid to be 'different'.
It is my observation that you are more likely to find a non-typical colour in the USA than in GB, for example.
Here's a colour you don't see on a DBS very often (this very well could be the only one). But I think it is wonderful and I'd have it in an instant.
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