Cheapest For Sale: 2005 Aston Martin DB9
I’ve been in love with the Aston Martin DB9 since its stunning shape was introduced in 2004. The 5.9-liter V12-powered super luxury coupe is nothing short of legendary on the street or parked in your driveway for unknown and unimaginably expensive maintenance. Find this 2005 Aston Martin DB9 offered for $10,000 in Las Vegas, NV via facemartin marketdeebeenine.
From the seller:
2005 Aston Martin db9 Coupe 2D
$10,000
Listed
3 days ago
in Las Vegas, NV
About this vehicle
Driven 90,153 miles
Automatic transmission
Exterior color: Silver · Interior color: Black
Fuel type: Gasoline
11.0 MPG city · 18.0 MPG highway · 13.0 MPG combined
2 owners
This vehicle is paid off
Seller’s description
Introducing the stunning Ashton Martin DB9 2005 project car, a true classic waiting to be restored to its former glory! This beauty boasts a sleek silver exterior paired with luxurious black leather interior, offering a timeless and sophisticated look.While it may be in need of some interior work, imagine the opportunity to customize and personalize the interior to your exact preferences, creating a one-of-a-kind driving experience tailored just for you.
Additionally, with some attention to the damaged gas lines, you can breathe new life into this iconic vehicle and have it running smoothly once again. Embrace the challenge of restoring this Ashton Martin DB9 to its pristine condition and enjoy the satisfaction of bringing back a piece of automotive history.
- Engine: 5.9-liter V12 engine
- Horsepower: 450 horsepower
- Torque: 420 lb-ft of torque
- Transmission: 6-speed automatic transmission
- 0-60 mph: Approximately 4.6 seconds
- Top Speed: Approximately 186
Price is negotiable
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Ten miles down the road,
It likely will explode.
Extreme distress,
Why did I buy this mess?
A POEM!
Actually, a haiku to be precise
Actually almost a haiku.
‘Is likely it will explode
Such extreme distress.’
5-7-5’d:
Aston goes kaboom
Ten miles down the winding road.
Why’d I buy this mess?
Seller sounds shady AF.
The styling of these cars is outstanding. The mechanicals are confounding. My guess is that if the odometer reads over 90,000 miles, this car is on at least its second engine – long block or short block, take your pick.
For 10k you could probably buy it, blow it up and sell the leftovers for that much.
*notice I said YOU.
I have a 2000 civic hatch that lived its life on the hudson river adjacent streets of NJ. its engine bay does not look like it was a multiple paris-dakar rally participant like this DB’s engine bay implies.
Damaged gas lines?!? These neither sound like a common failure point nor like something that would be so expensive or difficult to fix if that were all that’s wrong.
This car looks like it survived a two-part episode of The Grand Tour!
If someone forced you to make a bad decision and you had to choose one or the other, do you pick this DB9 or the Continental GT from last week?
https://dailyturismo.com/cheapest-around-2005-bentley-continental-gt/
I’d pick the Bentley in this showdown of depreciated V-12 money pits. The Aston seems like a bigger can of worms.
TBH, I’m way more confident in my mechanical work versus my cosmetic (paint/body) work…so I’ll go with the Asstup Martin.
LS swap sell the current engine and have the look and reliable performance I can see parking that beautiful car at work…..