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Cheapest Aston Martins to Buy in 2026

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Summary

The Aston Martin DB7 is the cheapest way into the brand, with an average sold price around $25K. The DB9 follows around $40K and delivers V12 grand touring. The Vantage offers the best driving experience of the affordable Astons. Depreciation from six-figure MSRPs makes these British GTs remarkable values.

Rankings

  1. 1DB7
    DB7Avg $26,709 12-mo +0.5%
    n=114 sold

    The car that saved Aston Martin, elegant Ian Callum design at shockingly affordable prices

  2. 2DB9
    DB9Avg $42,350 12-mo +1.7%
    n=237 sold

    V12 grand touring perfection, a continent-crushing beauty that's depreciated into bargain territory

  3. 3Rapide
    RapideAvg $52,909 12-mo -0.8%
    n=49 sold

    Four-door V12 elegance, the most practical Aston Martin ever made at deep discounts

  4. 4Vantage
    VantageAvg $56,576 12-mo +3.2%
    n=361 sold

    The driver's Aston with a manual gearbox option and the most engaging chassis in the range

  5. 5Virage & V8 & Vantage
    n=17 sold

    The '90s Aston Martins with hand-built charm and growing collectibility

  6. 6Virage (2011-2012)
  7. 7Lagonda
  8. 8Vanquish
    VanquishAvg $75,562 12-mo -3.4%
    n=111 sold

    The flagship V12 Aston with stunning design and significant depreciation from its $300K MSRP

  9. 9DB1 & DB2 & DB2/4 & DB Mark III
  10. 10DBS
    DBSAvg $95,690 12-mo -15.4%
    n=45 sold
  11. 11DBS V8 & V8 & V8 Vantage
    DBS V8 & V8 & V8 VantageAvg $97,317 12-mo +7.3%
    n=33 sold

    Classic V8 Aston Martins with hand-built character and emerging collector status

  12. 12DB11
    DB11Avg $97,848 12-mo +0.2%
    n=58 sold
  13. 13DBX
    DBXAvg $98,991
    n=13 sold

Comparison

ModelAvg PriceTypical RangeSales12-mo TrendAvg Mileage
DB7$26,709$11,408 $44,949114+0.5%40,371
DB9$42,350$23,309 $74,500237+1.7%33,057
Rapide$52,909$29,914 $76,40749-0.8%34,375
Vantage$56,576$28,000 $118,000361+3.2%29,617
Virage & V8 & Vantage$57,628$20,300 $89,8941740,505
Virage (2011-2012)$58,048$44,453 $74,5711524,544
Lagonda$60,598$33,951 $102,2351131,057
Vanquish$75,562$38,378 $135,260111-3.4%21,694
DB1 & DB2 & DB2/4 & DB Mark III$90,355$45,274 $135,8801039,582
DBS$95,690$61,880 $143,75345-15.4%23,973
DBS V8 & V8 & V8 Vantage$97,317$46,879 $145,67333+7.3%46,275
DB11$97,848$68,152 $136,20058+0.2%20,924
DBX$98,991$77,477 $141,6001322,057

How to Choose

  • The DB7 is cheapest but the I6 Jaguar-derived cars are less desirable than the later V12 Vantage version.
  • The V8 Vantage is the driver's choice: manual gearbox, balanced chassis, and the most engaging Aston to drive.
  • DB9s are reliable grand tourers but check for coolant pipe failures, a known issue on early examples.
  • Aston Martin maintenance is expensive. Budget $3K-$8K/year and find a specialist before buying.
  • Colors matter: silver, grey, and British racing green hold value best. Unusual colors can hurt resale.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the cheapest Aston Martin?
The DB7 (1994-2004) is the cheapest, with I6 cars from $25K-$35K and V12 Vantage models from $35K-$55K. The V8 Vantage (2006+) starts around $35K.
Are Aston Martins expensive to maintain?
Yes. Annual services run $2K-$5K, and major work (clutch, suspension) can cost $5K-$15K. The V8 Vantage is the most affordable to maintain thanks to Ford-era parts sharing.
Is an Aston Martin a good daily driver?
The DB9 and DB11 are excellent grand tourers for daily use. The V8 Vantage is sportier but still manageable. The DBS is more demanding but rewarding.

Methodology and sources

Based on 1,074 sold listings from the last 2 years across Bring a Trailer, Cars & Bids, eBay Motors, PCarMarket, Collecting Cars, and other auction and marketplace sources. Prices are normalized to USD. Typical ranges show the 5th–95th percentile of sold prices. Stats update daily.

Read our full methodology.

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