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Buster73 said:
Just had a look on AT and there is a N430 2016 manual 26k miles for £64k
Put my car details into WBAC and got an “ offer “ well in excess of what I was offered last year.
Shortage of stock , shortage of manual cars or both ?
I would say the answer is both. Have you looked at the official AM Pre-Owned website recently? The number of used cars available across the range has fallen sharply in the last few months, and in some cases (Vanquish and V12V for sure, possibly some others too) prices have definitely moved up. There are only five manual V8 Vantages (Gaydon cars) on there. Last week I was at my local AM dealer and they told me they are incredibly busy and one of their main problems is finding good quality used stock. Put my car details into WBAC and got an “ offer “ well in excess of what I was offered last year.
Shortage of stock , shortage of manual cars or both ?
Best Regards
Minglar
I've been watching vantage used prices for a few years now, particularly the S and N430. I bought a N420 late last year and continued to see what was out there. I'm glad I bought when I did, asking prices do seem higher, stock seems to sell quite quickly, and cars I would consider are few and far between. I remember from three years ago, a 4 year old N430 Alloro manual with lightweights for £60k, as I recall, I think at Chichester. It seemed to hang around for a while. Today that would go quite quickly I think.
AdamV12V said:
£63 k , strong money imho.Greathey said:
Older Astons will only appreciate in value when AML does well financially, which is not now or any time soon
Aston Martin leaders have to be optimists.
Lawrence Stroll has recently made a statement;
Aston Martin Executive Chairman Lawrence Stroll said the company is set to produce 10,000 vehicles a year by 2025, adding that the company’s “risks are behind us.”
The Canadian billionaire told CNBC he invested $1 billion in Aston Martin and its Formula 1 team and is confident his turnaround plan is paying off.
“I have delivered on every single thing I said to the public since the day I became executive chairman and far surpassed what I promised,” Stroll said in an interview. “The risks are behind us. We have tremendous growth in front of us and a Formula 1 team to market it.”
No need for us to worry any more.
Jon39 said:
Aston Martin leaders have to be optimists.
Lawrence Stroll has recently made a statement;
Aston Martin Executive Chairman Lawrence Stroll said the company is set to produce 10,000 vehicles a year by 2025, adding that the company’s “risks are behind us.”
The Canadian billionaire told CNBC he invested $1 billion in Aston Martin and its Formula 1 team and is confident his turnaround plan is paying off.
“I have delivered on every single thing I said to the public since the day I became executive chairman and far surpassed what I promised,” Stroll said in an interview. “The risks are behind us. We have tremendous growth in front of us and a Formula 1 team to market it.”
No need for us to worry any more.
Honestly, I didn't buy mine as investment but because I wanted an Aston in my life.
Greathey said:
Fingers crossed
Honestly, I didn't buy mine as investment, but because I wanted an Aston in my life.
Honestly, I didn't buy mine as investment, but because I wanted an Aston in my life.
Good for you.
I bought a keeper, so like you, value is of little concern.
However, was pleased and slightly surprised, that it has now lost far less money than an everyday car costing the same amount.
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