Aston V8V whats the difference in 06 - 08

Aston V8V whats the difference in 06 - 08

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sh85

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54 posts

213 months

Monday 25th January 2010
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I have read a few posts about differences between a 06, 07 and 08 v8v.

Can someibe please just tell me the exact differences between each year and whether they are a huge improvment or just minor improvements?

Thanks

Murph7355

38,669 posts

262 months

Monday 25th January 2010
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It's definitely been done before (many times) - if you drop me you address I'll come round and read them out for you biggrin

Seats. LEDs in door handles. A few options. iPod connectivity. etc.

sh85

Original Poster:

54 posts

213 months

Monday 25th January 2010
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Sorry i know, i have searched but find a few details on each different post wanted to try adn get them all in one post.

bogie

16,565 posts

278 months

Monday 25th January 2010
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the big upgrade was to the 4.7 engine ...other than that, minor tweaks......

Murph7355

38,669 posts

262 months

Monday 25th January 2010
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sh85 said:
Sorry i know, i have searched but find a few details on each different post wanted to try adn get them all in one post.
Do you want me to come round and cut and paste them for you then? biggrin

Jay_Davis

273 posts

184 months

Tuesday 26th January 2010
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bogie said:
the big upgrade was to the 4.7 engine ...other than that, minor tweaks......
But that was for 09.

michael gould

5,692 posts

247 months

Tuesday 26th January 2010
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also 06 is a year older than than the o7 and two years older than the 08 !

sh85

Original Poster:

54 posts

213 months

Tuesday 26th January 2010
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Thanks for your replies so by the sound of it there isnt any major changes except the 4.3 to the 4.7

bogie

16,565 posts

278 months

Tuesday 26th January 2010
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Jay_Davis said:
bogie said:
the big upgrade was to the 4.7 engine ...other than that, minor tweaks......
But that was for 09.
for the MY09 ...you could actually purchase one in 2008 smile

Adam2S

5,124 posts

183 months

Tuesday 26th January 2010
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bogie said:
for the MY09 ...you could actually purchase one in 2008 smile
Indeed you could. But you could also buy the MY08 (4.3) in 2009!

Confused yet?confused

bogie

16,565 posts

278 months

Tuesday 26th January 2010
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Adam2S said:
bogie said:
for the MY09 ...you could actually purchase one in 2008 smile
Indeed you could. But you could also buy the MY08 (4.3) in 2009!

Confused yet?confused
yeah ..actually, im sure if you search around, someone might have an unregistered MY08 car you could register in 2010 wink

UH-Matt

2,172 posts

246 months

Tuesday 26th January 2010
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2008 was a real mixed bag year for models, have seen all sorts of combos in the classifieds!

Jay_Davis

273 posts

184 months

Tuesday 26th January 2010
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I don't know why people over there in the UK seem to get confused, but model year has nothing to do with the date it was bought. Most cars go on sale in the fall of the year prior to its model year. Every now and than a car goes on sale earlier or later than that, but those are the exceptions. Technically (in the US) they are allowed to put it on sale in January of the prior year, but I think the earliest I've seen was April 1 2009, which was when the 2010 Camaro came out.


Murph7355

38,669 posts

262 months

Tuesday 26th January 2010
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Jay_Davis said:
I don't know why people over there in the UK seem to get confused, but model year has nothing to do with the date it was bought. Most cars go on sale in the fall of the year prior to its model year. Every now and than a car goes on sale earlier or later than that, but those are the exceptions. Technically (in the US) they are allowed to put it on sale in January of the prior year, but I think the earliest I've seen was April 1 2009, which was when the 2010 Camaro came out.
It's because people over there in the USofA keep taking perfectly fine, fully accepted and well developed protocols (e.g. the English language) and bdising them because they'd rather be out shooting squirrels than learning how to use them properly.

biggrin

Jay_Davis

273 posts

184 months

Thursday 28th January 2010
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If we don't shoot squirrels, how exactly are we supposed to eat?