Freshly introduced in 1993, the DB7 Vantage has kept the company glued together, tightening it up to the max. This has been one of the most successful models Aston Martin has given birth to and people are still striving to afford one. The used DB7 Vantage is a cheaper option than a newer model and might not be any less well maintained. Nevertheless, the car still has its cutting edge costs and the lovely discount that comes with the car unfortunately doesn’t tag onto the maintenance and fuel costs.

The DB7 is a beautiful grand tourer that has been intelligently designed so that people can either choose a DB7 Coupe or a DB7 Convertible, they can choose whatever style the wish to and it will still have all the new and wonderful features that Aston gave it. If someone wants a classic, modern Aston, this model is a perfect fit. Its body is smooth and mouth watering, making it all the harder not to touch and repeat in a murmur my precious. A piece of advice that could change the appearance and desire to want a DB7 is the choice of colour; choosing the right colour is vital in keeping the DB7 admirable. The darker colours are less flattering, but with some lighter colours such as, green or blue, the car will shine with beauty.

Despite the misty eyed beauty of the DB7 and the discounted price from a used DB7, the cost of running this car can be far more than people would expect to pay. If the car itself is an expensive one off purchase, it has to be assumed that the cost of running it will also be high. If people don’t realise this connection, they must still believe in fairy tales and good for them if they do! But in reality, when searching for a used Aston Martin DB7 Vantage, it is vital to be aware that if the car looks too good to be true – in a financial way – it probably is. Cheap deals latched onto a DB7 should be viewed with caution and thoroughly checked out, making sure that the car has a complete history. If it does not, it would be likely that it has a few hidden glitches. Fuel consumption is a huge costing with this car as it can staggeringly run up to 20mpg or even less and with long journeys this would rip right through the driver’s bank account. However, if the car is only used for short runs or spontaneously taken out to impress and turn the heads of in-laws or business clients, the cost won’t be too fearsome.

A way to save the pennies, or in this case the sheer fountain of crisp notes, would be going to an independent specialist car dealer to find a used Aston Martin DB7 Vantage. Searching online for the independent places is a nifty way to find them or exploring various car magazines could give a generous helping of information.

Author Bio: Pete J Ridgard is a writer and a car enthusiast. He currently writes for the automotive industry. Here he discusses Used Aston Martin cars.

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