We are well known not only in the UK but in Europe for our Aston Martins, buying, selling, and servicing. Although post Brexit, our sales and purchases are almost one hundred percent UK-based, clients still make the effort to come here for servicing from all over Europe. All of this reputation is built on modern cars, and I mean from the late 90s. Of course, DB7 and Early DB9 are now classed as classics, near as damn it.
I want to shout about our classic sales. We keep this far too quiet. We are a small business, and we are all flat out. Seldom do we have the time to stop and think about social media or even write an article like this.
Did you know?
In the last 12 months, we have bought and sold 4 DB6 and 2 DB5 Classic Astons.
The DB5/DB6 market is actually very good at the moment. Yes, the classic market has fallen backwards for everyone, no matter the brand. BUT. That does mean when the prices get low enough, consumers become more interested. The issue is for the sellers, can they be realistic about the value of their car? Do they really want to sell? The most damaging thing for any market is expensive cars that don’t sell. They are advertised for months, and what does this do? It puts consumers off. They will fixate on your car not selling and make them even more nervous, and in turn, the market will be worse.
The best cars are selling for the best prices, and that’s very good news.
Did you know?
We have also bought and sold a handful of 80s V8 Aston Martins. X Pack specifications are our favorite. We have bought some in part exchange and others just because they are lovely!
If you have a classic Aston Martin you wish to sell and it has been restored and in first class condition, then we want to hear from you.
Get in touch here: Sell my Aston Martin