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- #AUTOMATION GAME V12 NOT FITTING MANUALS#
- #AUTOMATION GAME V12 NOT FITTING MANUAL#
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Here you’ve got a V12 manual with a super-premium badge, great handling, high net worth interior and a very good mechanical record, all for sixty thousand.
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‘Best’ is a subjective term of course but even if we take that variable out of it we are still talking about V12 manuals here. That seems peculiar as ‘high’ mileages are arguably better than crazily low ones on these cars, plus many Astonistas are of the view that the first manual non-S is in fact the best all-round V12 Vantage. With what would be classed as above average mileages (ie up to 40,000) they now start from not much more than £60,000 after a big drop in values a year or two ago. If you’re on a limited budget, the good news is that the straight V12 manuals are, at the moment at least, the most financially accessible cars. The clutch componentry should be checked on any car you’re looking at buying though. In manual mode there’s a meaty throttle blip on downchanges but if you also happen to have (or have had) a PDK 911 or an S tronic R8 in your stable, you’ll always know that the Aston’s transmission solution is more Championship than Premiership. Owners of V8 Vantage S cars who remember their clunky Sportshift II paddle-shift experience with little enthusiasm shouldn’t shy away from the V12 S however because the newer version is better. Making full use of the kickdown function and being prepared to put the effort into learning the upshift points so that you can unload the trans just before each shift will minimise much of the jerkiness. They have all been tarred with a fairly nasty brush from the point of view of useability, jerkiness and unpredictability, but if you used the V12 Vantage S’s Sportshift III as the designers would say they intended you to, ie via the paddles, you could get around the D function’s constant attempts to shunt you into a high gear all the time. These transmissions started off poorly with the oil-cooled 6-speed Sportshift I and its slightly silly 'creep' function but they did get progressively better through the lighter, air-cooled Sportshift II and III seven-speeders. The S began life with Aston's Sportshift automated manual.