Vantage 4.7 Prices

[petop]

Been looking on the dealer Used Aston site and noticed that you cant get 4.7's below 50k for at least the past month. Anyone care to have a go at why. Im not looking for one and in fact i got my 4.7 Manual from AMW for 48k which looking at it now im so glad i found it and got it when i did.
And looking at some 4.3's with slightly less spec than mine but same mileage are going for 2-3k more than my one.

[sukh_m]

Far lower numbers of 4.7's made compared to 4.3's which keeps prices stable, and it's also summer

[mikey k]

My old 4.7 MY09 roadster sold via Grange Exeter for £52k this time of year 2 years ago so they are around.

[ds2000]

I bought my 4.7 nearly 2 years ago for £53k, traded it against the V12 in Feb, I noticed its back in the AM dealer network with 10k miles more that I put on it and at...... £53k

[V8V Pete]

Anyone near that price point wants an early 4.7 rather than a late 4.3 so there are very few about which has kept prices very stable for at least a year. All helps for when I make the step up to a V12. Managed not to drive one before I got my V8 but made the mistake a couple of months ago and I'm hooked.

[sukh_m]

V8V Pete said:

All helps for when I make the step up to a V12. Managed not to drive one before I got my V8 but made the mistake a couple of months ago and I'm hooked.

Bit of a price hike on the V12V's at the moment compared to winter. There were always a few knocking around under 80k but now none.

[V8V Pete]

sukh_m said:

V8V Pete said:

All helps for when I make the step up to a V12. Managed not to drive one before I got my V8 but made the mistake a couple of months ago and I'm hooked.

Bit of a price hike on the V12V's at the moment compared to winter. There were always a few knocking around under 80k but now none.

Still one http://www.pistonheads.com/classifieds/used-cars/a... and there was the one with 59,000 miles on that went within a week a short while ago but yeah, V12 prices are pretty solid now and I suspect may stay that way.

[acollin5]

When I was looking for a 4.7 earlier this year and commented same to my local dealer they said the prices are holding well due to a shortage of supply as they didn't sell many in 2009 early 2010 because of the economy. I ended up getting a cracking deal on a 2012 N420 from a dealer in Jan as I thought it was good value against a 2010 stock 4.7. May the prices now remain high - fingers and toes crossed!

[petop]

My 4.7 is an ex Factory Demonstrator that Aston used on promotional events. Hopefully it wasnt one of the Millbrook ones and was the "6ft leggy models draped over it at a Motor Show" one! But i was about to pay for a non-franchise 4.7 for about 2k more when i got the Aston email notification this had came onto the dealer network. I put a deposit on it a hour later!