did Aston make a 2005 DB9 in white?
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White wasn't in fashion back in 2005, so A.M. didn't offer the colour as a mainstream order choice, but it was available as a previous A.M. or other manufacturer colour (as an expensive option)
I assume you are asking if it's been resprayed, I'd contact your local friendly dealer or Aston customer serviced with the full VIN and they should be able to tell you the original manufactured colour! Best of luck
I assume you are asking if it's been resprayed, I'd contact your local friendly dealer or Aston customer serviced with the full VIN and they should be able to tell you the original manufactured colour! Best of luck

A shame it is still not Mercury Silver as quite a rare colour choice and I also think that changing the colour to White is very much a fashion decision but that is very much a personal choice. The lack of servicing since 2010 (if that is correct) would be of far greater concern to me and will definitely limit the number of people who would be interested in buying it.
IanV12VR said:
The lack of servicing since 2010 (if that is correct) would be of far greater concern to me and will definitely limit the number of people who would be interested in buying it.

coupled with it being an early car its probably not had the dipstick recall done
The V12 doesn't fair well when not looked after properly

downr said:
is it just me or does that car just not look right? Maybe its because mine is a MY2009, maybe the photo is a little distorted, but the rear end shape looks, well, wrong
Yeah. Looks like front wheels all round + re spray/wrap + missing service history... Edited by downr on Friday 13th February 18:42
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