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Are you MAD to buy a 10 year old Aston Martin DB11?

Driver 88

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How about a half million dollar Aston that can be had for HALF that today? The DB11 was a big step forward in tech back in 2016, how does it fair today?

00:00 Intro
00:50 Have the looks aged?
02:12 infotainment is too old...easy fix!
03:35 They went turbo... better or worse?
05:23 Prices and Aston Market
06:50 Can you daily drive it?
09:03 V12 character
10:40 is it exciting enough?
11:50 Verdict

13 Comments

@prostatehealthcentre7881 7 hours ago

Need the AMR version of the DB11 far better performance

@SoFloDamien 17 hours ago

I still have my '14 Vanquish Volante in Morning Frost(pearl white) and '21 DB11 Volante both with Velocity AP and Quicksilver Titan exhaust treatment and trick tune. 21" HRE's on the DB and 21'GfG's on the VV. The VV is super loud. This black one looks great 👍

@legionluciano 3 hours ago

Excellent content as always.

@davidkeenan5989 1 day ago

AM almost never fails to produce great looking cars, no matter the generation.

@jamest8555 20 hours ago

The $250-$350k price range for cars is just remarkable. Pick your poison. There's Vantages, DB11s, 911s, 718 GT4/RS, McLaren Arturas, GTs, 570s, AMG GTs, Ferrari Portofinos, list goes on

@AnthonyMunyi 1 day ago

Glad to be here early. I'm a huge fan of your reviews!

@vipergtsr 1 day ago

Wait these are 10 years old now? 😳 feel like they just came out

@michelerecinella4365 19 hours ago

great content mate love it

@MarkJ.M 1 day ago

Great content. Keep it up! Would love to see comparisons as you grow. Db11 to db12. Euros to imports etc. very helpful for people thinking about a purchase. Cheers from Los Angeles!

@richieduck67 1 day ago

Yes my son's name is Aston named after a DB9

@Driver_88 Creator 1 day ago

For your perusal... Our friends at Cavalo prestige have many more examples like this below
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@richieduck67 1 day ago

DBS manuals are going up

@RedMerseysider 1 day ago

@Driver_88 I was literally just looking at this specific DB11 against a 991.1 C4 GTS for around the same money. A tough choice between the beauty of the Aston and the driving experience of the Porsche. If you were to choose between the two which would you go for and which one would you expect to hold residuals better over the next 3 or so years?