Sell / Sell your Aston Martin
Sell your Aston Martin
With so few of the cars that matter trading each year, a generic appraisal has almost nothing to compare yours against. We do.
What we’re buying
- V12 Vantage S manual
- Vantage GT8 & GT12
- Vanquish (2001–07) & V600
- DBS Superleggera & 770 Ultimate
- One-77, Vulcan, Victor and other Q division cars, by introduction
The manual premium is real and it's growing
Manual V12 cars have appreciated in a way their automatic siblings haven't. A trade bid built around automatic comparables will undercook the number.
Turnover is low, so comparables are scarce — we work off the quiet sales
GT8s, GT12s and the older limited runs rarely trade publicly. Real transaction data lives with specialists and the owners' circle, which is where we work.
What sellers get wrong with a trade valuation
Anchoring to a stale asking price seen elsewhere
With so few cars trading, listed asking prices drift far from what actually clears. They're a starting point, not evidence.
Underselling the manual transmission
If your car is a manual V12, that fact belongs in the first sentence of any conversation about value.
Assuming a generalist trade buyer knows the model
GT8, GT12 and One-77 production numbers are small enough that most trade buyers have never valued one. Ask who's actually done it before.
Looking to buy one instead? See Aston Martin sourcing, our service for finding a specific car rather than selling one.
Next step
A dogleg V12, a GT8, something older?
Tell us what you have. If it's the kind of car that trades on relationships rather than adverts, that's exactly our territory.