Aston Martin DB11

The Aston Martin DB11, launched in 2016, was the first car in the brand's 'second century' plan and replaced the long-running DB9. It introduced a new bonded aluminum architecture and two significant twin-turbocharged engines: Aston's own 5.2-liter V12 with 600 hp and a 4.0-liter V8 sourced from Mercedes-AMG. The DB11 was a major technological leap, combining classic Aston Martin design with modern performance and electronics.

Collectors are drawn to the DB11 as it represents a pivotal moment for Aston Martin. The early V12 'Launch Edition' models are desirable, as are the later, more powerful AMR variants which increased output to 630 hp and sharpened the chassis dynamics. It's seen as a modern, usable grand tourer that successfully blended the company's heritage with the performance expectations of a new era.

The market has absorbed the initial depreciation, making the DB11 an attractive value proposition. Average prices hover around $103,000, far below the original MSRP. While early, higher-mileage V8 cars dip below $100,000, low-mileage V12, Volante, and AMR models command significant premiums. The market is stabilizing, suggesting values for the best examples are beginning to find their floor.

Prices for the Aston Martin DB11 range from approximately $49,100 to $200,000 for low-mileage AMR or Volante models.