DBS production numbers
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Take at look at this: http://www.howmanyleft.co.uk/?q=Aston+martin+dbs
brakedwell said:
Take at look at this: http://www.howmanyleft.co.uk/?q=Aston+martin+dbs
That be about right then as out of the 877, a couple of hundred are classics. Jockman said:
Before you grab the calculator Georgeous H, that's 75% in new money ![smile](/inc/images/smile.gif)
Thanks Jockman, saved me a good few minutes there ![smile](/inc/images/smile.gif)
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Does anyone have a detailed break down of sales - i.e. coupe/volante, manual/TT2
I would be interested to see how many manual volantes have actually been sold.
brakedwell said:
My link gives the breakdown.
Sorry, I just don't trust howmanyleft.comI was looking the other day at Ducati 996's. Apparently there are more 996 SPS's left than just the regular one. Odd that 90% of them are for sale on biketrader too. Also, it says there were none registered until 2004, by which time they weren't even made.
It may well be right for the Aston, but there is definitely some erroneous data on there.
George H said:
Sorry, I just don't trust howmanyleft.com
I was looking the other day at Ducati 996's. Apparently there are more 996 SPS's left than just the regular one. Odd that 90% of them are for sale on biketrader too. Also, it says there were none registered until 2004, by which time they weren't even made.
It may well be right for the Aston, but there is definitely some erroneous data on there.
I don't think it shows "registrations" but how many are actively taxed each year. Some of the numbers of out of production vehicles remain suspiciously static with numbers eroding, I would suggest due to write offs and or SORNs.I was looking the other day at Ducati 996's. Apparently there are more 996 SPS's left than just the regular one. Odd that 90% of them are for sale on biketrader too. Also, it says there were none registered until 2004, by which time they weren't even made.
It may well be right for the Aston, but there is definitely some erroneous data on there.
It would otherwise be somewhat coincidental that production numbers only ever go up.
Could be wrong, but I don't think so.
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