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@girishhirjee2562

8 ай бұрын

You are my hero! What a beauty!

@flummi6966

8 ай бұрын

Why not purple.i mean your not Elton John,but hey.

Hate it when that happens

@bigal3055

8 ай бұрын

Happened twice to me last week and again this morning. I've got bloody Astons coming out of the wazoo here!

@kavishvisram

8 ай бұрын

​@@bigal3055LMFAO.

@nanashi7779

8 ай бұрын

Most inconvenient thing in the world!

@GiorgosAngelosMakris

8 ай бұрын

I keep telling the shop to stop throwing them in my bag, no result.

@th20303

8 ай бұрын

Same

Ben did a great job of not letting on who the buyer was in his last video. Happy it was you as we get to see more of it. The db9 is my all time favourite car and I’ve been thinking there might be one in my future for a while now…

@dadcars

8 ай бұрын

😙

Oh James you big ‘ol softie. Nice to see the DadB9 staying in the circle of friends and knowing how it’s been taken care of. The world needs more people like you who are so willing to help friends out like this.

@JayEmmOnCars

8 ай бұрын

Ben's a good guy and we both want to see the car looked after

@timorgano

8 ай бұрын

@@JayEmmOnCars Right on, dude! What a top bloke

@richardharrold9736

8 ай бұрын

​@@JayEmmOnCars have you bought the Influenzo too?!

@JayEmmOnCars

8 ай бұрын

Haha no I know my limits

@jkutv

8 ай бұрын

@@JayEmmOnCars beautiful act of charity

You're a stand up guy with old school morals. I have a whole new respect for you as a person.

I had a 2009 Sports pack DB9 auto as my only car for a couple of years. Colour and interior aside, the exact same car. It was wonderfully docile in town, and easy to drive, but an absolute blast across Europe. I took it to France, Belgium, Luxembourg, Germany, Austria, Switzerland and Italy on several occasions, and it was the perfect car for it. It was utterly reliable and for the most part servicing was reasonable. Even fuel economy was good. Over 30mpg on some long French roads, although it could be single figures in London. Incidentally, although it predates Euro5, it meets the standards, so you can get a CritAir 1 badge for driving into French cities. As a 2009 model yours will have Multimatic dampers, which are crap, cannot be rebuilt, and they will probably be knackered. Mine went through 3 sets of front dampers in only 20k miles. Later cars had Bilstein, and even later ones (Mk2, basically) had adjustable Bilstein. Bamford Rose offer to swap them for these. You can also have a hi-res screen, front and rear cameras and CarPlay fitted by Aston Installations, which completely transforms the usability of the nav/stereo system. The inbuilt nav is hopeless. Unless you're putting kids in the back, see if you can swap out the rear seats for the luggage storage with someone who has a DBS and wants to go the other way. The boot is tiny (can't even fit a Brompton bike in it) and so the back seats get used for luggage a lot.

@JayEmmOnCars

8 ай бұрын

We think alike :)

@tastypymp1287

8 ай бұрын

Who would want to fit a ghastly Brompton bike anywhere?

@concordelounge

8 ай бұрын

Well it would have been handy when I took the car for servicing.

@tastypymp1287

8 ай бұрын

@@concordelounge Surely you'll be given a nice courtesy car, maybe a new model to tempt an upgrade?

@concordelounge

8 ай бұрын

@@tastypymp1287 Never did happen. I'd get a lift back to the station and a cab back to pick it up.

It's important to buy cars when interest rates and prices are low. My financial advisor also gave me the same advice. When rates and prices are low, it can save you money on financing and make the overall cost more affordable.

@Seanmirrer

8 ай бұрын

My financial advisor advises buying cars when interest rates and prices are low. However, he also cautions against it right now due to the hidden costs of car ownership, like insurance and maintenance. He helps me plan for these expenses and manages my portfolio to ensure financial stability. It's all about making strategic decisions and having a well-rounded financial plan.

@Bradleyschaeffer376

8 ай бұрын

Having a well-diversified portfolio is essential for financial success. A financial advisor can provide expert guidance, minimize risks, and offer insights on profitable investments. They bring experience and expertise, ensuring your portfolio is optimized for success. It's like having a trusted ally by your side, helping you achieve your financial goals..

@PennyBurdick318

8 ай бұрын

Please how can I reach out to your advisor, if you don't mind me asking?

@Bradleyschaeffer376

8 ай бұрын

My Financial Advisor is Samuel Peter Descovich. I found him on a CNBC interview where he was featured and reached out to him afterwards. He has since provide entry and exit points on the securities I focus on. You can run a quick online research with his name if you care for supervision. I basically follow his market moves and haven't regretted doing so.

@PennyBurdick318

8 ай бұрын

Thank you, i pasted his name on my browser and his portfolio came up. Just wrote to him and waiting for reply.

What a beautiful car! And what a great set up you have between yourself and Ben, its so nice to see a large audience KZreadr helping out an up and coming. I`m so glad to hear that you guys helped each other out like this. It was all definitely worth it as that is a lovely Aston and sounds heavenly. Good luck with getting its bodywork and underneath sorted, we all know its in a generous and very safe pair of hands. Can`t wait to see what you do and how it all turns out.

Good on you JayEmm, it’s lovely to hear that you found a way to support another emerging KZreadr (I’m subscribed to you both) and keep us viewers happy with another great addition to your fleet. This is one of the cars I’ve considered getting at some point, so will be an avid watcher!

That was a very good thing you did there, for Dad B9. At least now Ben knows that everything will be done that needs to be, not someone else mucking it up! Keep it up, and godspeed to you on the acquisition.!

Great film, love what you do, love what Ben does. Much appreciated!

These cars are timeless in their styling man 20 years on and it still looks brand new. Going to go down as an all time great, alongside the DB5. Good for you!!

Shrewd and generous move - well done. Also a perfect first AM - enjoy! Earn some money showing us the repairs and, erm, where not to go for some work. Keeping it factual keeps you safe!

@Spenny909

8 ай бұрын

The name and shame must be snuck in for our benefit. The three weeks of not doing any work must have been them researching on YT how to repair aluminium rust. 😂

What a guy 👏👏👏👏 Unbelievably hard to grow a youtube channel atm so well done for giving your mate a push and saving the day buying the car 👌looking forward to the content

This is why I have subscribed and watched your channel from its earliest mumblings ....You have more than the human touch and great gift of turning the prosaic into dramatic commentary . I only wish I had a friend like yourself sharing my passion in keeping these old petrol guzzling work of art on the road for years to come. Electricity was invented to work a reading lamp or toaster in my day...which wasn't that long ago.

This says a lot about your character and I wish you and Ben the best!

Fantastic James, well done. I look forward to future updates. Great video.

The DB9 is a great daily driver as long as you can cope with the fuel consumption. I've had my 2004 for nearly 4 years and have loved every minute of it. Not a perfect car but beautiful, sounds great and more than quick enough. Does the football run with 3 teenage boys, at a squeeze, along with Sunday morning blasts and weekends away in Europe. I look forward to seeing how you get on.

No way 😂 I've been watching all your Aston videos this week and had a call with a local independent Aston specialist for advice. Thinking of a move from FType to DBS auto next year... and now I see this!! Massive congrats.

This is brilliant! For me this car will always be remembered for the Top Gear race against the Train. Its good we will continue to see the DadB9 and the Maserati in You Tube land. It reminds be of how I first came across Tavarish; after he bought Doug Demuro's Aston!

You're a great friend. Really nice thing of you to do.

Congrats to you and Ben. Sounds like a win win situation. Since your videos got me into an 09 Jag XKR I’d be curious what you think about any similarities and differences between the two. I realize they are quite different but seem to satisfy similar needs. Good luck with the new car!

Been enjoying your content for a while- this is the video that earned a subscribe. Really well done here.

Accidentally…….😂🎉 Great outcome and what a nice way to help out someone when they needed it

what a beautiful car! Sounds like you are a properly decent bloke too! i will be very interested to watch this space!! Ben's channel is also great! Thank you guys for the brilliant viewing!!

Can’t wait to continue to follow the DadB9’s progress👍🏻 Well done James💙

Huge thumbs up for this video, really enjoyable! Can’t wait to see your journey in this beautiful car. Thankyou.👍

Great to see the DadB9 come to you! Hope you'll get the Aston vibe with it.

Fairplay James, your a gentleman for getting him out of a sticky situation!

I’m 33 and feeling like james bond in a grey aston is still on my list of things to try, can imagine that said bond feeling improves a commute in a way a ‘better’ car just couldn’t do for the money

Now that is some man maths to make that deal work! 😂 Can’t wait to see how this journey develops, and huge congrats! 👍🏻

Lovely car. Looking forward to seeing what needs to be done with it and seeing it happen.

Congrats!!!! Fantastic sound! Awesome meeting y’all in the Cotswolds!

Glad you got it. Keen to see more of it.

I’m happy you purchased the DB9 as it was once my dream car when they came out, and I say was because now being 54 years young I fell in love with a Porsche 911 997 Turbo that I’ve had the pleasure to have driven for a short while, bloody hell that thing is quick.

So pleased you have done this, as after watching Ben i'm honing in on a DB9 as my next middle age crisis purchase (the first being a Triumph Speed Triple). Looking forward to seeing how you find it over the next year(s)

@dadcars

8 ай бұрын

😊

@JayEmmOnCars

8 ай бұрын

Speed triple, good shout

Congrats! Astons were always what were on my walls as a kid. The hardcore supercars of the day were great but, these you can daily if you want to and not feel guilty or inconvenienced by. Enjoy and I hope to see it in person when we cross paths!

Great video...the first 5 seconds sums it up for me! In just over 24hrs I will be collecting my first Aston Martin...a DB9. 2010my in a non "boring" colour. Will have a 3hr drive home to get to know the car.....

Glad you're finally in an Aston. I recently replaced a wrecked Vantage with a 2nd-gen Vanquish, and I can say from personal experience that this V12 is intoxicating. And, well, just look at it.

Great to see you joining the Aston crew. Enjoy! The reason why so many modern Astons seem only available in Silver, Black or Grey is because, unlike Astons of old, from new, a lot of them were bought by people on finance. Hence the 'resale' spec that sadly so many of them have.

@Treviscoe

8 ай бұрын

Thanks for the info, that makes sense.

@grievuspwn4g3

8 ай бұрын

Now you've said as much, applying a value judgement on the issue sounds too much like politicising it.

@TyphloRanitar

8 ай бұрын

As is the case with many newer cars nowadays. Here in the netherlands, with ridiculous import and emission taxes atop the catalogus price, it's pretty much impossible to buy a new car without high-paying job. Companies do have these new cars for lease status, but they have to think of the resale value after the lease time/warranty/whatever (I'm not too familiar with the whole process). It's a pet peeve of mine as well. I do understand the resale value, but why do all these cars have to have such boring colors. Why can't we have a darker shade of blue, green, or anything else that still looks classy, but isn't a shade of grey?

@TheMichaeljamescoleg

8 ай бұрын

I would love a db9 . In silver . If I could afford it . I would have to win the lottery first😂😂😂 but out of all of the more modern ones the db9 is my favourite.

@harveytr7106

8 ай бұрын

Before buying my Vantage I did the rounds of various dealers, ex dealers and specialists. One ex-dealer told me that when he was selling the Grayson cars new he’d ask them how long they thought they’d keep the car. If the said they’d only ha with for a while before changing (or he didn’t believe them when they said it was a keeper) he’d actively steer people away from anything “interesting” and back towards the more muted interior and exterior colours. If he thought it would be coming back to him shortly he wanted to try to influence the prospective new owner into something he thought he’d be able to sell later. This is why it took me ages to find my blue Vantage…

Loved the intro...just smirk on your face... priceless.

So glad you bought Ben's car. I did view it, and it drove beautifully, but didn't want to have to go straight into a period of cosmetic paintwork because I didn't know any good bodyshops and was worried that exactly what happened to Ben would happen to me! I feel so bad for him that his Aston experience ended in this way. But what a great way to resolve it - and I can't wait to see what you do with it, and what Ben does with the Maserati! In KZread land, Content is King, so you both get something out of the deal. Nice one! Oh, and I did get a DB9 eventually, and it is totally wonderful. 😊 To everyone else who is thinking of doing it, stop thinking and just do it - after all JayEm himself said its the Bargin of the Decade!

@JayEmmOnCars

8 ай бұрын

Thanks Matthew, it's unfortunate but it will all work out in the end

Not often one gets to make a good decision for all the right reasons. Good on u Really looking forward to all that will come of u owning my dream car

Good work James and welcome to the Aston family. Never change….

What a great story. I’m looking forward to seeing what it needs, and what’s involved in bringing it up to scratch. You’re a good bloke, James. 👍🦘

It's the greatest start to a Jay video ever; I replayed the start three times.

The openings to your videos are great...

Always great to see KZreadrs helping out other KZreadrs. It's always win-win.😊

Ben's vid was directly under this one in my subscriptions tab, and I knew straight away where you got it and who he'd sold it to. Awesome stuff.

Car guys helping each other and then sharing with other guys. Superb! We salute you both James and Ben! 🫡🫡

@dadcars

8 ай бұрын

🫡

Very nice of you! I like Ben's videos! His kids are adorable and they get the car microbe spoonfed. Their honest assessment can be harsh 😂

@dadcars

8 ай бұрын

🙈

Man... I broke out in a sweat imagining that the 550 had gone. SO happy to hear that a car i din't care too much about took it's place. Good luck fixing this car, and - hopefully - enjoying Aston life. While i dislike the MercAstons, this generation of Astons are right up my everything. Beautiful and cool cars.

The Gransport will be great for Ben and this works for you, so good all round. What goes around tends to come around in life and James, you just really helped a good guy out, so kudos to you 👏 👍

@JayEmmOnCars

8 ай бұрын

I do what I can

Over three years since you reviewed my Evil Aston - a fair few miles covered and now sits at 120k Apart from consumables it has been painless (I hope that hasn’t jinxed it). I still love the car and would struggle to part with it. I am seriously considering a colour change though Green would be good. I hope you enjoy the DB9 as much as I enjoy the V8V

Can’t wait to see the journey. Love an Aston

What a start to the vid, great job

Best video for a long time. This is why I subscribe 👍🏻 (That and the S2000)

Noticed you have some condensation in the rear tail lights. I resolved this on mine by removing them (super easy) and just putting them on top of a heating radiator at home. Can't quite recall what opening there was but I remember them being impossible to separate but there was a way to create an opening. I'd recommend doing it before the LED electronics short or corrode. They're not cheap to replace!

What a great Pal your are :-) Looking forward to what your going to do to it ... Big Aston Fan, currently saving for a Vantage

Great decision. Already popped out and bought the popcorn to eat whilst watching your adventures with this gorgeous lady.

Really happy for you, well done.👍

I`m not going to ask anything. Just make the statement that I think you are a great friend and fellow youtuber to Ben! Looking forward to seeing your journey of ownership with the car

Glad to see an Aston finally on your driveway James 👏

What a glorious sound and car!

Great story. Looking forward to the ongoing content on this one.

Nice that you have helped out Ben, and Ben get the Maserati. I love my 05 DB9 and yours with the sports pack is a much better car!

Well done! Glad to see more vids on the dad b9. Maybe you can adress a mistery i've been reading about. Some early models would have a ticking noise, and apparently, if that's the case, you shouldn't buy it? Anyway, all info on coo would be more than welcome, as yes, i too, am eying to buy one in the near future. But one with some colour on it.

Looks like a great buy! The DBS is the next step for you. I have just brought my first ever Aston like you and pushed the boat out going for a DBS 12V Superleggera 2022 ex demo all I can say is WOW!

Looking forward to hearing how you tackle aluminium corrosion. It was the thing which has caused so much trouble in Jag XJ series cars of around 2003 to 2006

Jay, you’re a Gentleman and a good friend 🍻

I can only say congratulations, well done.its absolutely beautiful,.

Fair play James. 👍 Sounds like u got him out of a jam there. ✌️👍

Those shots to start the video were absolutely beautiful JM

When I drove one for a day about 15 years ago I thought it was boring as hell but now approaching 50 and watching this video you have me looking on autotrader My dads just given me his Jag XK a car I never thought I’d like and I’ve found myself enjoying it so I’m sat here doing man maths and thinking of a DB9 albeit a convertible

Great video, Jay. And I've just subbed to Ben.

That would have been the car I would have bought.... I love Aston Martin, I have a passion for the DB9, I am a sucker for silver ... I never thought JayEmm would buy exact this config. But I'm glad he did, because it's a wonderful GT.

Dadcars sent me, looking forward to watching the content 👍

My friend has a V12, the noise out of it is absolutely mesmerising!

Haha it happens to us all, I once bought 2 AMV8s on the same day (1 coupe, one convertible) not thinking two sellers would accept my email offers at the same time.. Had some explaining to do to the wife 😂

I didn’t need a cup of coffee anymore today after hearing the exhaust note in the intro of this video. Well done and congratulations!

Very nice James, I'm glad you finally bought an Aston. Perfect timing too. I'm sure you are aware of the almost impossible to detect but catastrophic misfire, my advice would be to get her to DAE (David Appleby Engineering) for a service and the excellent (engine saving) power upgrade.

One of my favourite channels to watch

I'm not too fussed about the car reviews James - I just look in to appreciate your fantastic shirts !!

Jesus at least clean the dust and hair off of the dash first... that opening shot 😅😆 Great video Jay. I feel Ben's pain... we've all been there.

'Boring Colour' - I have a Hammerhead Silver V12 Vantage - and I love it!

Congratulations ❤

Great video. Always wanted an Aston, but never been brave enough to buy one. Very interested in your experience owning this and fixing the niggles, particularly the costs of doing so and the cost of living with it. If the Dad B9 ends up being a "good example" would be interested how you get on selling it too.

So glad you did the masser swap with the wonderful Ben from DadCars! Great guy and super channel! Just like yours man!😂❤

Congratulations..... ... on your new friend.👍

Congrats James 👍

I’m very interested in the DB9 content. Great acquisition!

Congratulations Jay on finally joining the fold. Just one major tip when holding the lovely "glass" key it suddenly takes on the properties of the slipperiest polished electric eel and will seek out the hardest surface available within 4 feet of your present location. After several close calls and a small chip 😢😢 I have resorted to using the horrible "valet" key instead

@JayEmmOnCars

8 ай бұрын

This one has had a few incidents already, I may get it refurbed soon

My dream is also dbs and vanquish james! Absolutely correct on that ❤

sweet purchase Jay! love this!!

A db9 that's bloody awesome 👌👍 living the dream

Great taste, that’s a proper choice it is!👍👏

Lovely. Well done and thanks for the content. My dream car as well and listening to these stories does not help! 😅

A couple of years ago I was considering my options for my next car. Initially I was looking at Porsche Caymans but at the time the prices were rising and more than I could justify spending. So as a long time fan of Astons when somebody at work suggested the Vantage V8 (you now the "small" coupe) I took a look. At first I was happy to see they were affordable to buy.. that is until I started researching servicing costs! I was totally shocked at how much Aston (and specialists) wanted to charge for routine servicing. As a BMW owner at the time I was already comfortable with "higher than average" servicing and was suprised that Porsche don't charge all that much more than BMW do, so when I calculated that it would cost me FOUR TIMES as much to keep an Aston on the road purely in terms of servicing I struck them off the list of potential buys. The servicing alone worked out to £4k over a two year period for routine servicing to factory schedules - that doesnt include such things as if brake disks/pads etc needed replacing. In comparision Jag would cost around £2k and Porsche £1k (my BMW servicing was of the order of £5-800 over the same period). I'm sorry but there is no way on this planet that any marque can justify those kinds of servicing prices even if they have to drop the entire engine to do an oil change! - which Astons don't. They all use the same brands of oils, spark plugs, filters etc as each other so it simply is a complete rip off that a marque believe they can charge 4x what other marques do to replace the exact same products (even if twice as much/many of each were required!). Don't get me wrong I'd still love an Aston, but I refuse to be conned by those unjusifiable levels of servicing costs.

@samtoscano6891

8 ай бұрын

Agree completely. The AM is a beautiful brand, love the sound and the interior leatherwork, but really, the cost of service scares me away. I'll live vicariously as Jay shares future episodes. Another YT'er did a rebuild and used many Volvo parts, which were 1/3 the cost, but whenever he got stuck and had to take it into an AM shop, costs were ludicrous...

@GTFour

8 ай бұрын

This is the whole reason not many new ones sell and the used prices are low, the parts & servicing is just ludicrous.

@andrewharper4296

8 ай бұрын

This is a genuine question but I’m assuming you are quoting dealers? Are there specialists that could do the work for cheaper costs? Also from my point of view it depends to some extent how old the car is, I’ve done all my own servicing on my jaguar and relied on the dealers for work that I couldn’t. Didn’t hurt the resale much at all but I totally understand your point and yes it’s silly as a great deal of the DB9 engine parts are ford, Volvo, and so on! 🤷🏼‍♂️

@dlgis

8 ай бұрын

On my VantageS my last 3 services at a top specialist have cost £650-750 each. I do air & pollen filters myself to save a bit. Over 4 years ownership I’ve replaced a headlamp and rear pads myself (to save on labour), and with a garage owning friend replaced a leaky a/c compressor with a genuine for £500 instead of probably £2000 at a dealer. I don’t think ownership costs need to be too high if you can use a spanner 😊

@andrewharper4296

8 ай бұрын

@@dlgis Yeah that was my point really, as an owner (and assuming you are handy with a spanned) you can change the fluids more often (with higher spec if you want), brake pads, discs, and so on. I understand the owner forums are a great resource too for finding AM parts that are actually from other brands (and save yourself a tonne of money).

Welcome to the club! I make the same face when I start mine.

What, did you trip and fall?? 😁 love the look on your face at the start. Congrats!