Used Aston Martin DBS for Sale near Gainesville, GA
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The Aston Martin DBS is highly regarded for its stunning design, powerful engine, and exhilarating performance, making it a favorite among drivers who appreciate luxury and speed. Owners consistently praise its craftsmanship and unique beauty. However, some drivers express concerns about its high maintenance costs and noise levels, especially compared to competitors. Overall, the DBS is seen as an extraordinary car, but potential buyers should be aware of the associated expenses.
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Ryan C
Reviewed a 2010 Aston Martin Coupe RWD on Aug 7, 2010
I love this aston martin because its and show case of BRITISH engineering. Also its looks makes it the most beautiful car on sale, the DB9 was good but this with its kinks and body kit its absolutely fabulous! The performence is sensational perfect poise and balance from a front engined car thats amazing!
Ryan S
Reviewed a 2009 Aston Martin Coupe RWD on Sep 5, 2009
Outstanding power with supreme control: the DBS represents the synthesis of raw power, race-bred technology and design excellence. Powered by a hand-built V12 engine producing 380 kW (510 bhp/517 PS), the DBS delivers breathtaking power and performance. Beneath the flowing lines of the lightweight bodywork, the DBS’s components have been honed to create an exhilarating driving experience: taut, dynamic and monumentally fast, but always highly controlled.
Anonymous
Reviewed a 2008 Aston Martin Coupe RWD on Oct 5, 2008
Fantastic car that's a bit under appreciated. The performance is superb as are the looks. It's absolutely gorgeous to look at inside and out. The DBS is also one of the best sounding cars out there letting out a loud bellow when you punch the accelerator. Amazing machine all around.
Graham S
Reviewed a 2008 Aston Martin Coupe RWD on Sep 14, 2008
This car is the best. it hugs the road and just loves to be pushed hard. it can take any road or condition. I love the build quality and its worth every penny. Its a blast to drive, very fun. I have put 3500 miles on it and no problems to speak of!
Aston Martin DBS Trims
| Trim type | MSRP |
|---|---|
| 770 Ultimate Volante RWD | $415,960 |
| 770 Ultimate Coupe RWD | $387,600 |
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The 2008 version of the Aston Martin DBS two-passenger sport coupe made its world debut in the James Bond film “Casino Royale,“ which seems only fitting, since Bond and Aston Martin have a long history together. In fact, the world's favorite spy had something to do with making Aston Martin a household name when he climbed behind the wheel of his DB5 to take on his arch-nemesis, Goldfinger, in the early 1960s.
No doubt the modern-day Bond felt right at home with the new DBS. Based on the same platform as the DB9 but sporting a fresh, fluid exterior design and all the latest innovations, the DBS offers just about anything a superspy, or any other discerning driver, could want.
Its hand-built 6.0-liter V12 engine, for instance, delivers an impressive 512 horsepower, which can drive the DBS from 0 to 60 in just 4.3 seconds. The engine links to a six-speed manual transmission, which the driver controls using a polished alloy gearshift knob.
The DBS features a lightweight carbon-fiber body, which makes the car feel nimble on its feet. Exterior design cues include a five-bar polished alloy grille, flared wheel arches, and a prominent spoiler integrated into the trunk lid. Air intakes in the front bumper help channel air into the engine, while carbon ceramic disc brakes provide plenty of stopping power.
Inside, the DBS pampers its passengers with soft semi-aniline leather seats with Alcantara leather trim. The power-adjustable seats display unique DBS stitch patterns and the DBS logo. The main instrument cluster features white numerals on a dark graphite background, which contrasts nicely with the polished alloy controls and trim.
While Aston Martin does not consider the DBS to be a replacement for the discontinued Vanquish, the new sport coupe does take over the Vanquish's place as the automaker's flagship model. The DBS also will be a relatively rare supercar, since only 300 will be produced annually.
