What is the difference in owning a DB9 to other luxury sports cars?

Sukhmandeep Kaur on 03 February 2025 08:00
Richa on 14 December 2024 06:07
The DB9 feels more special. I love Porsches, but they’re everywhere. Roll up in an Aston and heads turn. It's not the fastest or the most advanced, but it's got a presence that's difficult to beat.

Sourabh on 16 December 2024 12:04
While the maintenance costs are actually not as bad as some other exotics. It’s not cheap, but compared to my friend’s Lamborghini, it’s a bargain. But then finding parts is easier than you would think.

Sucheta on 17 December 2024 17:43
I do miss the tech from my AMG. The infotainment of the DB9 is... classic. I didn’t buy it for the touchscreen, though. It more than makes up for it in the driving experience.

Manish on 24 December 2024 23:39
I’ve had a 911 and a DB9, and the Aston just is more relaxing to drive. The 911 was always egging me on to go faster, the DB9 is happy to cruise. When you want it to be, it’s fast, but it doesn’t demand it.

Sourabh on 30 December 2024 14:18
Some German rivals have better build quality. There are a few squeaks and rattles that would not be tolerated in a Merc. Yet, whenever I gaze upon it, I immediately pardon it.

Rishi on 07 January 2025 17:21
No other conversation starter like this. Astons are something the people are curious about in a way they are not about other luxury brands. The car has given me great chats with strangers.

Arjun on 13 January 2025 02:12
In fact, depreciation curve is not that bad compared to some other exotics. Manuals in particular are starting to appreciate these cars. Try to find that with a modern Ferrari or Lambo.

Md on 16 January 2025 01:05
The one downside is the dealer network. You won’t find it as extensive as Porsche or Mercedes so you may have to travel for services. The plus side is that it’s more personal.


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