Can the V8 Vantage Roadster compete with its German rivals on a daily basis?

Sukhmandeep Kaur on 03 February 2025 09:09
Sanjay on 18 December 2024 00:15
Aston’s Vantage is, surprisingly, quite practical. It’s not as refined as a 911 for sure, but it has character that the Germans simply can’t match.

Animesh on 22 December 2024 21:02
German rivals win hands down. The infotainment is ancient on the Vantage, and good luck finding a cup holder that works.

Sourabh on 28 December 2024 02:31
I have no problem with my Vantage that I daily. It’s not as comfortable as an AMG GT, but that’s not why you buy an Aston, yeah. It's about the experience.

Angad on 07 January 2025 00:45
While the Germans may be more practical, they are also more common. There is no feeling like driving something special every day.

Deepak on 09 January 2025 07:40
For daily use, I would trust the Porsche over the Aston any day reliability wise. Less headaches, more driving.

Nirati on 10 January 2025 13:13
It's a trade-off. It doesn’t have soul, but it is user friendly. It depends on what you value more in a daily driver.

Pramod on 12 January 2025 00:26
My friend’s 911 has had more issues than my Vantage. The important thing is, how do you sustain it? Plus, it's way more exclusive.

Sourabh on 14 January 2025 01:46
Who cares about fuel economy in an Aston? If you’re afraid of gas prices, you shouldn’t be so afraid of them that you bought the wrong car.

Sakshi on 15 January 2025 03:04
Not as bad as you would expect. In mixed driving I average about 18 mpg. Gentle driving can put it over 20 mpg on highway trips.

Vikas on 24 January 2025 13:18
Terrible in the city, surprisingly decent on long trips. However, we all know you’re not buying a Vantage to save on gas.

Raj on 02 February 2025 18:14
I get about 15 mpg but I can’t bring myself to drive it any slower than I do, and I enjoy the sound of that V8 too much. Worth every drop of fuel!

Monika on 02 February 2025 17:25
Driving is everything. And it's reasonable to treat it like a normal car. Drive it the way it should be driven and your local gas station attendant will be your new best friend.

Sachin on 02 February 2025 15:05
The Vantage actually feels efficient coming from a Mustang GT. I suppose it’s just all about perspective.

Varun on 02 February 2025 11:47
How fun are you having is directly related to fuel economy. More smiles per gallon!

Nirati on 02 February 2025 22:31
Honestly, there isn’t a huge aftermarket scene compared to something like a 911. That's part of the charm though, keeps the car more exclusive.

Charu on 03 February 2025 04:39
If you know where to look, there are some great options out there. Ecu tunes and exhaust systems are what Velocity AP does amazing work with.

Deepak on 02 February 2025 10:33
Why do you want to tune an Aston? It's perfect as it is. Everything else is destroying a work of art.

Priyanka on 02 February 2025 21:11
I’ve seen some tastefully modded Vantages. A good exhaust and a few subtle wheel upgrades really make the car without going crazy.

Preeti on 03 February 2025 02:06
The tuning scene is growing. Now more companies are offering parts, but you have to be careful not to change the character of the car.

Vijay on 03 February 2025 01:00
Forgetting about aftermarket, go with the factory upgrades. There are plenty of options to personalize your car without voiding the warranty at Aston.

Piyush on 02 February 2025 12:57
It’s not about making massive gains in power, it’s about perfecting what’s already there. Some of the quirks of the stock setup can be smoothed out with a good tune.

Abhay on 03 February 2025 06:21
A skilled driver is the best mod for a Vantage. Handle what it has first before you try to add more power.


Comment

Discussions and Questions Can The V8 Vantage Roadster Compete With Its German Rivals On A Daily Basis


Ask a Question