Used Aston Martin DBS for Sale

Very comfortable. The speed of the car is good. The fuel and mileage good.

Highs Spine-tingling exhaust note, debonair appearance, brutally quick acceleration. Lows Hefty-feeling steering, touchy brakes, a handful to drive quickly on a twisty road. Verdict As a luxury grand touring car, the DBS impresses, but it lacks the sports-car agility serious drivers may prefer.

The build quality of an Aston Martin is exceptional. It has a sound cabin, offering little road noise (until you get into the high hundreds). The transmission is smooth, and gear changes are effortless. It is as good today as the day I drove it off the lot. The car was used to begin with but only has about 18,000 miles on it. The interior is done by hand from start to finish and is of the highest, most exceptional quality that exists. The DBS is extremely reliable, so long as you stay on top of regular maintenance and oil changes. The craftsmanship of the entire car, from the inside out, is a perfected thing of beauty. The cabin is spacious for luxury-sport and is incredibly comfortable. From the sleek, piano-black console, the smooth, buttery leather seating, and ergonomic steering wheel to the sharp machine wheels and expertly crafted body, every inch of the DBS is sheer perfection. Fuel economy is reasonable at about 20mpg interstate for a V12 engine. The electronic functions are slightly dated compared to current advancements, but anything more would take away from the mechanical structure of the car as a more "traditional" automobile and not some technologically advanced spaceship. If there was one "nugget" to owning an Aston Martin, it would be the cost of upkeep and maintenance that goes into the vehicle as the years roll on.