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Prices that found a floor

Models where a fall has stopped: Comp Trend reads Found a floor. Not a call to buy; read the confidence label first. 7 models, 1,152 live listings, median asks from $59k to $268k (middle model $118k). Data as of 2026-10-20.

Rule
Comp Trend is Found a floor.
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 DB9
15 live · Stable
$79,999 $47,150
ask +70% · 25 sales
40 69% Found a floor · high confidence
+1% over 12 mo · sold basis
2 Ferrari Roma
52 live · Stable · year by year
$209,577 $220,000
ask -5% · 5 sales
47 40% Found a floor · medium confidence
-1% over 12 mo · sold basis
3 Corvette Z06 (C8)
639 live · Softening · year by year
$118,000 $116,157
ask +2% · 22 sales
37 47% Found a floor · high confidence
-2% over 12 mo · sold basis
4 911 GT3 Coupe (992.1, wing)
169 live · Stable · year by year
$267,742 $251,000
ask +7% · 8 sales
62 55% Found a floor · medium confidence
-5% over 12 mo · sold basis
5 Aston Martin DBS (V12, 2007-2012)
4 live · Softening
$106,993 $117,750
ask -9% · 8 sales
26 — Found a floor · medium confidence
-11% over 12 mo · sold basis
6 Bentley Continental GT (Mk3, 2018+)
181 live · Stable · year by year
$199,887 — 65 59% Found a floor · low confidence
-14% over 12 mo · sold basis
7 Bentley Flying Spur (Mk2, 2014-2019)
92 live · Softening · year by year
$59,150 $45,000
ask +31% · 5 sales
74 67% Found a floor · medium confidence
-18% 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.