Current DBX Pricing

[paulbirkin]

I have just seen a 2022 DBX in Concours Blue for sale with nominal mileage for £23800 off list price @ Aston Martin Belfast.
Is this the normal pricing going forward, given the 707 model, and electric vehicle from 2026?
I am very surprised that c£150k is still the starting point in the classified adverts for a 2020 with circa 10k mileage on.
What are the general thoughts on these being nearer £100k next year?

[nickv12]

AM's chairman appears to have intentionally revalued all current AM models. Ref. quotes found here: Aston Martin sports cars to be radically reinvented for 2023

"Finally, Aston Martin gets touchscreens," said Stroll, confirming that the cars will do away with the ageing Mercedes-Benz-derived trackpad system they have used since launch. Under the terms of an earlier agreement with Mercedes, Aston Martin could only deploy technology in its own cars that had been used in Mercedes models for three years.

"How can you have an Aston Martin that sells for £150,000 with three-year-old technology? It is a silly thing the previous management agreed to," said Stroll.

End of message.

I suspect "silly management" depends on the point you're viewing things from...

[l354uge]

I'm sure Stroll thinks most skint people do "silly" things to save money...

[SHIFTY]

Not going to help new AM sales this year if cars are going to be updated in 2023.

[Neil1300r]

paulbirkin said:

I have just seen a 2022 DBX in Concours Blue for sale with nominal mileage for £23800 off list price @ Aston Martin Belfast.
Is this the normal pricing going forward, given the 707 model, and electric vehicle from 2026?
I am very surprised that c£150k is still the starting point in the classified adverts for a 2020 with circa 10k mileage on.
What are the general thoughts on these being nearer £100k next year?

2nd hand car prices have generally gone up over the past 12-18 months due to new car shortages. Where they will be next year is anyone's guess

[nathwraith1]

Bought my DBX in Oct with 1.7k miles for £169K, dealer now offering £145K with 6K miles.

Not the best really.

Saying that, I had no intention of changing the DBX.

[paulbirkin]

Used DBX stock appears to have reduced from 42 to 26 on Autotrader, seems a bit more realistic to how many have actually been retailed in the UK.

[Jon39]

paulbirkin said:

DBX .... how many have actually been retailed in the UK.

Per DVLA, up to 30 September 2021, new DBX vehicles registered for the first time;

429

Cannot tell the exact number number retailed though, because some of those 429 will be in use by dealers and AML.


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