IDXChannel – Search used car Aston Martin shot sharply thanks to the influence of the latest James Bond film: No Time to Die. This was revealed by the site car sell famous former in UK, Auto Trader recently.
According to them, the search for used Aston Martin cars jumped 75 percent immediately after film James Bond last of Daniel Craig it’s circulating. Interestingly, the biggest search is actually on classic Aston Martin models such as the Aston Martin DB5 and Aston Martin DB6.
The search for a new Aston Martin car also experienced the same phenomenon. Although not as big as the classic Aston Martin search, cars like the Aston Martin DB7 Vantage and Aston Martin DB9 have also seen significant improvements.
Not only Aston Martin cars, other cars that also appear in films directed by Cary Joji Fukunaga such as the Land Rover Defender are also in high demand. Even though the legendary British SUV was not driven by James Bond but his enemies.
Interestingly, the James Bond movie car hunters don’t mind the price of the cars they are looking for. Although in a used condition, all the cars still have a fairly high price tag.
The 1965 Aston Martin DB5 with the best conditions available on the Auto Trader site is sold at a price of 985,000 Pounds Sterling or the equivalent of Rp. 19.08 billion. The price of the same model but has been officially restored by Aston Martin is also no less expensive, namely 1.2 million Pounds Sterling or Rp. 23.2 billion.
The price is quite fantastic because it is a classic status that it carries. A reasonable choice does exist in the more modern Aston Martin cars. The Aston Martin DB7 on the Auto Trader site is priced at £19,980 or Rp. 387 million. Likewise the Aston Martin DB7 Vantage which is sold at a price of 22,950 Pounds Sterling or the same as Rp. 444.5 million.
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