Astom Martin DBS auto - Future Values
Discussion
I'm sorry, I know some eyes will roll, but I've always wanted a DBS, not manual, I can't stand the hole manual thing, despite owning a Ferrari F355 GTB 6sp, yes yes I know.....
Anyway, are these cars going to continue on a downward spiral? is there a bottom in site? having recently lost nearly 1k per month for the last 2 years on a FFRR Vogue SE I'm in no mood to lose whats left of my shirt on a DBS if its the same story.
the DBS is the only one I'd have, I just love it, for me it would be used a couple of times a week, probably 2 or 3k per year.
With limited number and the exclusivity of AM, is it a good time to buy a bottom book DBS?
Anyway, are these cars going to continue on a downward spiral? is there a bottom in site? having recently lost nearly 1k per month for the last 2 years on a FFRR Vogue SE I'm in no mood to lose whats left of my shirt on a DBS if its the same story.
the DBS is the only one I'd have, I just love it, for me it would be used a couple of times a week, probably 2 or 3k per year.
With limited number and the exclusivity of AM, is it a good time to buy a bottom book DBS?
Great reading guys, quite right, new drivers today just want to press a pedal and go, press the other one to stop, they really don't get why 'old' people like a manual
Regarding my DBS hankering against a Vanquish was purely down to lack of knowledge of the AM range and where that car sits, looks like one hell of a car to me yet slightly cheaper than a DBS and newer? Is the DBS more limited in numbers?
Regarding my DBS hankering against a Vanquish was purely down to lack of knowledge of the AM range and where that car sits, looks like one hell of a car to me yet slightly cheaper than a DBS and newer? Is the DBS more limited in numbers?
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