Aston Martin Price: MSRP, Trims & Real-World Cost

Aston Martin sells sports cars, grand tourers, an SUV, and a limited-run model, so the question of what an Aston Martin costs has more than one answer. The lineup spans a wide range, from the Vantage at the low end to the Valhalla at the other.

The figures here are starting MSRPs. Destination, options, taxes, and dealer fees are extra.

The Vantage is the entry point at $200,500. The DB12 follows at $266,000, and the DBX at $276,500. The DBX S, from a separate source, is listed at $282,000. The Vanquish is listed at $436,500.

The Valhalla is listed at $1,051,700, far above the other models, so it is not the next step in the ladder.

If you want an SUV, the DBX and DBX S are the models to compare. For a sports car, the Vantage is the lowest-priced option, and the DB12 and Vanquish sit above it.

Three 2025 prices are listed. The Vantage started at $194,086 in 2025 and is $200,500 for 2026. The DB12 moved from $251,825 to $266,000, and the DBX from $256,086 to $276,500.

All three increased from 2025 to 2026. When you shop, keep the model year in mind, since a leftover 2025 car and a new 2026 car carry different starting prices and may differ in equipment.

• Model: Each model has its own base price, and the range is wide.
• Variant: The DBX S shows how a variant of one model is priced above the base DBX.
• Personalization: Paint, interior materials, wheels, and other choices can add to the total. Ask for the options list for the car you want.
• Destination: Destination and options add to the final price.
• Taxes and fees: State sales tax, title, registration, and dealer fees vary by location.
• Availability: Limited models such as the Valhalla may be sold through allocation, and market prices can differ from MSRP.

A new Aston Martin lets you order the specification you want and begins a new warranty. A pre-owned car is available sooner, and its price depends on the model, year, mileage, and condition. Used prices can be above or below the original sticker.

Ask for the full service history and confirm warranty status on any pre-owned car. Have an authorized Aston Martin technician inspect it before you buy.

Plan for insurance, scheduled service, tires, registration, and depreciation. Insurance quotes vary with your location, driving record, and the car, so get them before you commit. Ask the dealer what service plans exist and what the warranty covers.

Compare cars from the same model year and the same body style. A coupe and an SUV serve different needs, so the lower price of one does not make it the better fit.

Look at what is included in each base price. A lower starting price can be followed by a long list of paid options, so ask each dealer for a quote on the same configuration.

Aston Martin's official US website lists current models. For a firm number, ask an authorized dealer for a written quote that shows options, destination, and fees.