Official TS policy is "Get both".

 

I have a hunch that you'll end up appreciating the details of the DBS. It's increased versatility, strong but smooth power, and British attention to detail and craftsmanship is quite fun in its own right.

A DBS Volante in that light blue, with dark blue top is a great looking car. And, a proper 6-speed box, with that front engine and rear drive V12 and no roof. That's gotta be good . . .

You saw this, right?

https://teamspeed.com/forums/aston-m...ntes-wild.html

And, a word from Tiff:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gGhTL1e8mEw

 

I've had my F430 since 2005 and have never been bored with it and it's no Scud. I just couldn't imagine what other car I would replace it with. Then again I only have ~ 12K miles on it so I try to keep it fresh every time I do take it for an inspiring ride. However a Scud could be hard to hold onto after a year since it is a little bit of a juvenile delinquent on 4 wheels. An AM DBS would be a more civilized ride and how can you beat the looks. Tough call. GL.

 

After looking at those DBS Volantes in the wild photos...memo to self. Do not go near an AM dealer without wife in tow.

 

I have friend whose parents have a vantage and a db9 and they are big car guys and have lovvveedd them so far. No problems just regular service. I couldn't imagine replacing with anything other than a DBS or DBS volante unless you were trying to shave a little cost.


But with that said if you like to have something different and experience a full range of cars then I would 100% buy a DBS asnd it would be this one.
2009 Aston Martin DBS for Sale - 685918 - duPontREGISTRY.com

 

keep the scud missle

 

actually on second thought, he's right

 

wow! those DBS pics are awesome. that car is stunning!

 

That's a beautiful car but if I was going to get a DBS I 'll definitely need to get a manual. With that said I think I'll keep my scud for now.

 

Keep your Scud X100000000000000000000000.