Aston Martin DB9 - Overview
Aston Martin is known for producing exclusive and luxurious street machines, and the DB9 is no different. Introduced in 2004, the DB9 is the successor to the DB7. Rumor has it that it wasn't named the DB8 because Aston Martin was afraid shoppers would mistake its V12 engine for a V8. The DB stands for David Brown, a previous owner of Aston Martin -- though rumors now assert that it stands for Dr. Ulrich Bez, the company's current CEO.
Available in both coupe and Volante (convertible) body styles, the DB9 ranks highly for its exquisite combination of luxury, exclusivity, and performance. Though reviewers offer few criticisms of the DB9, its lack of cargo and passenger space are repeatedly mentioned. It features 2+2 seating, but is best suited for two front passengers.
You can research the Aston Martin DB9 by model year using the reviews below.
Aston Martin DB9 - Reviews
2009 Aston Martin DB9
Most auto writers agree that the '09 DB9 conveys power and exclusivity. Its elegant and understated design oozes success.
| MPG: | NA |
| MSRP: | NA |
| Invoice: | NA |
2008 Aston Martin DB9
Auto reviewers fancy the DB9 because it exudes class, luxury, and power all in the same breath. It ranks near the top of its class.
| MPG: | 10 City / 16 Hwy |
| MSRP: | $163,900 - $182,100 |
| Invoice: | NA |