2014 Aston Martin Db9 Volante Convertible 2-door 6.0l on 2040-cars
Owings Mills, Maryland, United States
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This is essentially a new/demo car. I purchased it new from Aston Martin Washington DC for my wife. However, she claims it is too much car for her which I guess a 12 cylander with 510 horses could be. It is show room condition, garage kept for the 6 months I have owned this car. It's beautiful and eye catching wherever you go. If you like to be noticed, this is the car for you. If you don't like to be noticed, then stay away. I paid right around $220,000 only 6 months ago.
It's an Aston Martin DB9 so it has the perfect blend of sports car, fast, muscle while maintaining luxury and comfort. It has sport and suspension modes for fast driving. Of course this car has always been babied on the few occasions it was driven. It presently has 1700 miles. It is located in Baltimore, MD. and can be shipped. You can email with any questions: bruceesq@gmail.com |
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