Aston Martin DBS Superleggera

The Aston Martin DBS Superleggera debuted in 2018 as the brand's flagship super GT, replacing the Vanquish S. It resurrected two famous names from Aston's past: DBS and Superleggera, referencing the lightweight construction of its carbon fiber body. Based on the DB11's architecture, the DBS received a major power upgrade, with its 5.2-liter twin-turbo V12 tuned to produce 715 horsepower and 664 lb-ft of torque, making it one of the most powerful production Astons ever built.

Collectors are drawn to the DBS Superleggera for its status as a top-tier modern grand tourer that blends immense power with traditional front-engine GT comfort. Its aggressive styling and extensive use of carbon fiber distinguish it from the DB11, and special editions like the OHMSS, Concorde, and the final 770 Ultimate enhance its exclusivity. It represents a high point for Aston Martin's internal combustion V12 flagships before the shift toward hybridization.

The market for the DBS Superleggera has seen early models depreciate significantly from their original $300,000+ MSRP, creating a strong value proposition for buyers. An average sale price around $258,000 indicates the market is active, with the lowest prices for early coupes and the highest for late-model Volantes and special editions. As a recent halo car, its long-term collectibility is strong, especially for well-maintained and rare specifications.

Prices for the DBS Superleggera range from around $110,000 for early examples to as high as $400,000 for low-mileage special editions.