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Rising Aston Martin models

Aston Martin models whose Comp Trend reads Rising, out of the 15 we track. Strongest move first, with the sold or ask basis and confidence on each row. 7 models, 286 live listings, median asks from $58k to $142k (middle model $114k). Data as of 2026-10-20.

Rule
Brand is Aston Martin and Comp Trend is Rising.
Ranked on
Comp Trend, our price-direction read (sold prices where there are enough sales, dealer asks otherwise). Trend basis here: 7 on sold prices. US sales only.
Confidence
medium at least half the rows are medium confidence or better.
#ModelMedian ask Recent US salesDays listedCutComp Trend
1 Aston Martin Vanquish (classic, 2001-2018)
32 live · Softening · year by year
$120,940 $80,000
ask +51% · 19 sales
76 60% Rising · low confidence
+69% over 12 mo · sold basis
2 Aston Martin V12 Vantage (2010–2017)
6 live · Stable
$142,244 $196,000
ask -27% · 12 sales
33 — Rising · low confidence
+28% over 9 mo · sold basis
3 Aston Martin V8 Vantage Sportshift auto (2010–2017)
9 live · Softening
$57,990 $47,250
ask +23% · 13 sales
54 33% Rising · medium confidence
+12% over 12 mo · sold basis
4 Aston Martin V8 Vantage manual (2010–2017)
8 live · Softening
$88,745 $77,250
ask +15% · 6 sales
54 25% Rising · medium confidence
+9% over 12 mo · sold basis
5 Aston Martin Vantage V8 (2018+, incl. F1 Edition)
171 live · Softening · year by year
$139,000 $101,000
ask +38% · 8 sales
53 39% Rising · medium confidence
+9% over 12 mo · sold basis
6 Aston Martin DB11 V12 (2017–2023, incl. AMR)
13 live · Stable
$105,572 $94,088
ask +12% · 5 sales
19 31% Rising · low confidence
+7% over 9 mo · sold basis
7 Aston Martin DB11 V8 (2018–2023, incl. Volante)
47 live · Softening · year by year
$113,500 $115,000
ask -1% · 7 sales
41 36% Rising · medium confidence
+7% over 12 mo · sold basis

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Asking prices are what dealers want, not what cars sold for. Sold figures are US auction sales only. A Comp Trend describes recent prices and is not a forecast. This is market data, not investment advice.