Poll: What would you buy with 175K?
#62
Race Director
the DBS is a fantastic car. But when you mentioned a 430 as an option i will say that its a different drive. Furthermore is history is any guide, the DBS will not hold its value.
#63
Race Car
Ford GT hands down.
It will beat the Ferraris, the price will remain stable if not appreciate and it looks, sounds, drives incredible. Also if you want to have a "hyper-exotic" experience you can easily tweak the power to 650hp+ with a pulley swap, tune, exhaust.
It will beat the Ferraris, the price will remain stable if not appreciate and it looks, sounds, drives incredible. Also if you want to have a "hyper-exotic" experience you can easily tweak the power to 650hp+ with a pulley swap, tune, exhaust.
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Went for the Carbon Black Aston Martin DBS
After much thought, I decided to go for the Aston Martin DBS 2010. Car was2010, 1200 miles. I think this will keep me happy for a few years
Thanks all for the advice.
I will post more pix as they are available
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Thanks all for the advice.
I will post more pix as they are available
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Last edited by TurboMD; 07-05-2015 at 10:11 PM.
#66
Nordschleife Master
The OP wanted a classic that would keep its value... the current DBS is neither !?! Not a great performing sports car either. It's really a boulevard cruiser that will plummet in value.
#67
Rennlist Member
DBS is a GREAT CAR, BUT will indeed plummet in value BIG TIME!
#68
Drifting
Goes to show you, most of us try to make a rational choice, but inevitably make an emotional one. Not necessarily a bad thing, but an interesting aspect of human nature.
Enjoy the car, you only live once.
Enjoy the car, you only live once.
#69
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