Is the driving experience of the DB9 Coupe worth the maintenance cost?

It is justified if you buy used. Take all the thrills for a more reasonable price and let someone else take the depreciation hit.

It's aged beautifully. With its clean lines and perfect proportions, the DB9 stands out more than ever amongst the sea of over designed supercars.

Great to look at, but there are some definite signs of age in certain areas. Especially the front end could use an update to keep up with modern designs.

It still looks great, but it no longer makes heads turn. If you’re one who prefers to fly under the radar, that’s not necessarily a bad thing.

The DB9 design is a classic rock song, not the latest hit, but always in style and always good.

There is no other class. There’s too much trying to be noticed in the modern supercar. The DB9 doesn’t have to shout to be heard.

It seems a little dated to me. Modern supercars are characterized by sharp angles and dramatic lines. The DB9 looks soft in comparison.

The DB9's design is timeless. The thing still looks as good today as when it was released. You can't say the same for a lot of modern supercars that will be dated in a few years.

The DB9's design transcends trends. It’s not about being the most modern or aggressive, it’s about being beautiful. It still succeeds brilliantly in that.

The DB9 design is a winner. It’s like comparing a tailored suit to the most recent fashion trends. The one is timeless, the other fleeting.

Beautiful, but not the wow of modern supercars. It’s less in your face aggression and more understated elegance.

The charm is in the fact that the maintenance costs are part of the equation. Buying a vintage watch is like that, it needs to be cared for and given attention, but that’s what makes it special.

Only if you actually drive the car is it worth it. If it's in a garage most of the time, you're just throwing money away.

The costs are high, but you’re not just paying for maintenance. You’re paying for the experience of ownership, paying for the exclusivity, the heritage. It's a lifestyle choice.

Not justified at all. You are paying supercar maintenance bills for grand tourer performance. It is better to spend your money elsewhere.

If you can afford it without stress, I’d say it’s worth it. It’s hard to put a dollar and cents value on the joy of owning and driving an Aston.

The car is ridiculous, but the maintenance costs are ridiculous too. It’s not about being rational; it’s about passion. It’s not for you if you have to ask.

It depends on your perspective. No if you only see it as a car. But, if you consider it as an automotive art, it is justified.

No way. For a fraction of the maintenance costs, you can get the same performance and luxury offered by a Porsche or BMW. It's just not practical.

Absolutely worth it. That V12 alone is worth the maintenance bills. There's nothing like it with any other car.