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  1. sherrillt

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    #1 sherrillt, Dec 19, 2011
    Can anyone give me a lay down of 05-06 DB9 and 03-06 Vanquish wholesale prices? My scan of the market shows the retail pricing has dropped dramatically this quarter.
     
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    #2 absent, Dec 19, 2011
    DB9 coupe with less then 10k miles from $50k to$60K.
    Vanquish has more variance ,since 2005 was the S model with more HP and better tranny.
    From $45k for early one to $75K-$90K for Vanquish S.
     
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    #3 Bullfighter, Dec 19, 2011
    Holy crap... didn't these sticker for over $200K?
     
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    2005 and 2006 were in $170s+,Volante in high $180s.
     
  5. sherrillt

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    #5 sherrillt, Dec 19, 2011
    Thanks for the input. What' the basis of your data (wholesales, auction, etc). I thought the market was soft, but was actually surprised just how soft after analysis over the past few months. I'm actually looking for an 03-04 Vanquish (from a price point of view) and I'm seeing 04's in the low $70s retail, which would peg wholesale at $10-20k under in my estimation. Actually the '02's are even slightly lower as you note, due to the interior change than the '03s - pure bargains anyway you look at it for a car that was $230k+ new MSRP.

    I just added early DB9s to consideration after seeing prices were, so relatively low (high $60k-low $70 retail for coupes).
     
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    #6 tbakowsky, Dec 19, 2011
    Careful though..These are very expensive cars to service. I just did a tune-up on one..plugs, coils, airfilters, fuel filter, and front brake pads only..parts alone 6k. Add the labor. Intake manifold must come off to service the sparkplugs. Intake gasket alone was 400 bucks. Nice car though..glad I don't own it.
     
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    #7 Mrpbody44, Dec 19, 2011

    That is why they are so cheap. Same thing with the DB7's
     
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    #8 Mrpbody44, Dec 19, 2011
    What are the AM V8 Vantage's going for?
     
  9. sherrillt

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    #9 sherrillt, Dec 20, 2011
    Thanks for the info are you a shop owner, tech, or AM service manager?

    Pretty steep all around and most definitely a consideration (ownership cost). The local AM dealer informed me to expect $2k annually (dealer maint) and much less than Ferrari costs to keep it prime, but your "tune up" seems way over what I was told to expect, keeping in mind those were not annual service items. Based on your information I think I would need closer to a $3k set aside to average out correctly in costing and it would match or exceed a 550/575 in maintenance.

    Why did it need new coils and plugs? Definitely shouldnt be mileage (ive only seen 1 Vanq with over 50kmi in 4 yrs) and age would be borderline for plugs unless it was an '02.

    The gasket price is crazy. I have a CL600 that takes 24 plugs, so I would assume the same for the AM at ~$150, I saw that the rotors were approx ~$600, oil filter ~$45-50, Coil packs ~$500, and pads ~$120. Where are the other costs in that work that run it up to $6k in parts? Were the prices on parts you mention the typically high over MSRP dealer mark up? If so, I typically can source parts for much less and that would alleviate some of my concern.
     
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    #10 raptorduck, Dec 20, 2011
    '06s in the 60s, '07 in the 70's, 08s in the 80's etc.

    Note that the MSRP for the DB9 was pre-option, but they were pretty loaded to start with, while the Vantage MSRP is very scant of options which can bring an MSRP from $124k to $150k real easy.
     
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    #11 sherrillt, Dec 30, 2011
    Those are retail prices.
     
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    #12 Champboat/Champcar, Jan 4, 2012
    The Vanquish is one of the best looking cars i ever saw . + i have been watching the prices for the past 3 years , they have dropped over $ 50K .
     
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    #13 azcarguy, May 5, 2012
    I'm sorry but for clarification, which model are you referring to having serviced?
     

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