Aston Martin
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Aston Martin Ranges
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Aston Martin DB11
Used price:£43,470 - £105,672 -
Aston Martin DB12
New price:£187,800 - £202,300Used price:£126,304 - £169,950 -
Aston Martin DBS
New price:£259,800 - £280,300Used price:£25,400 - £190,060 -
Aston Martin DBX
New price:£207,800 - £245,055Used price:£71,485 - £173,140 -
Aston Martin Rapide
Used price:£13,205 - £92,804 -
Aston Martin Vanquish
New price:£332,800 - £332,800Used price:£37,731 - £120,240 -
Aston Martin Vantage
New price:£140,800 - £167,800Used price:£13,194 - £152,325
Most popular Aston Martin reviews
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Aston Martin DB11 Volante (2018 - 2023) Review
Aston’s range-topping GT gets the convertible treatment
Used price: £46,367 - £105,672Read full reviewPROS
- Gorgeous looks
- Great to drive
- Characterful engine
CONS
- Firm seats
- Interior feels cheap in places
- Less rear-seat/boot space than coupe
- Some wind noise at speed
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Aston Martin DBS (2008 - 2012) Review
Used price: £25,400 - £48,434Read full reviewPROS
Usability, style, superb engine
CONS
Cheaper DB9 almost as good
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Aston Martin Rapide (2010 - 2021) Review
Achingly handsome coupe is impressive to drive
Used price: £13,205 - £92,804Read full reviewPROS
- Beautiful styling
- Characterful engine
- An engaging driver’s car
- Serious exclusivity
CONS
- Switchgear could be better
- High running costs
- Rivals offer better rear seat space
- Lack of autonomous safety kit
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Aston Martin Vanquish (2001 - 2007) Review
Used price: £37,731 - £62,115Read full reviewPROS
Astounding engine, intoxicating sounds, hugely involving to drive
CONS
Reliability issues, cramped and dated interior, expensive to buy and run
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Aston Martin Vantage (2005 - 2018) Review
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Aston Martin was formed in 1913 by Lionel Martin and Robert Bamford, and initially concentrated on hill climb and racing cars, before branching out into roadgoing sports cars. Although its twin cam-powered cars gained great recognition in the early days, it wasn't until 1947, when David Brown took over the company, and launched its legendary DB range of cars.
In recent years, the DB4 and DB5 have become hugely valued and desirable classic cars, which has brought up the values of all the other cars in this line. After some tough times in the 1970s, new owner Victor Gauntlett brought profitability to the company, leading to a buy-out by Ford, which was completed in 1994. Since then, the DB7 and DB9 have brought modernity to the company - and a styling strain that remains in place to this day with the DB11.