2020 Aston Martin Vantage consumer reviews

Great car excellent value used at $90,000. Beautiful car very alive in back roads and made with a lot of Mercedes parts so more reliable then they used to be.

In my 70 years of life, I have never owned a less reliable automobile nor had the horrendously expensive service as I did with my Vantage. With 8,000 miles since new here are (were) the deficiencies: AC Condensor failure Windshield washer reservoir cracked Fuel pump failure Drivers seat trim coming apartment Wrong front tire from factory (mis match) High idle Fuel pressure regulator I recently sold the vehicle at an almost 60% loss. Yet, so happy to be rid of a truly lousy car.

Absolutely excellent car. When I set out to buy a new sports car, I had three cars on my list. They were the Vantage, 911, and AMG GT-C. The 911 is a great car but you see one at every stoplight. AMG GT I found to be an odd looking car and has a very stiff ride. The Vantage shares the same engine as the AMG but offers a much better ride, and pretty much an equal in performance and in my opinion looks much better. If you are looking for a comfortable sports car that is reliable, good looking and best of all a bargain in the second hand market, add the Vantage to your list.

List of problems from driving the car less than 200 miles: Check engine light constantly on On board computer issues - mileage info goes blank Multiple engine misfires Complete transmission failure (I own the AMR stick shift version) while I was on a highway Smoke coming out of engine

i love it so much i flex on it i put a sports pack on it i am loved with this car i take it to collage

As a previous 2 x 911 owner I wanted a change from the somewhat bland looking Porsche,( although I loved them) the Vantage was just that. Yes the 911 is more sure footed and less expensive,( with some exceptions) handles slightly better but the Vantage is something special. It terms of performance On the road there is nothing to choose from them and what 911 or Aston owner ever tracks them anyway? The Aston interior oozes class and comfort and who cares about the last generation Mercedes infotainment system, it works pretty well and you wouldn’t know it was the previous generation unless you had owned a previous gen Benz, probably. The deals you can get on an Aston at the moment blow Porsche away. My Vantage with a sticker price of $185 k was $520 a month cheaper than a new 911 s with a sticker price of$132k with the same down payment and term. Go figure, it’s a no brainer. Do I have any criticisms? Yes. Can’t stop driving it!

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