The Aston Martin is a British legend, favored by James Bond and the Prince of Wales alike. But it’s not just international spies and real royalty who love this luxury car brand.

For over 100 years, Aston Martin has been producing high-end sports and road vehicles in England and has transformed into a global superpower brand and quintessential marker of British culture.

 

We make selling your Aston Martin easy.

If you’re selling a pre-owned Aston Martin, you already know just how special this motorcar is. They’re still an incredibly popular brand, but that also means you really need to do your due diligence when you go to sell your vehicle. Yes, you can go the private seller route however that consumes a lot of time. Which to some people is very valuable.

When you choose a luxury dealership like We Buy Exotics, you’ll be getting a fast, accurate price. We know each model of the Aston Martin inside and out, so we can give you a legitimate offer that’s worth your valuable time. We’ll simply ask for the exterior color, interior color, miles, and vehicle history.

How to Sell an Aston Martin

If you own an Aston Martin, you’re in good company: The company has held a Royal Warrant as the official purveyor of vehicles to Charles, Prince of Wales, since 1982.

But even royalty needs a new car now and then.

Maybe you’re looking to sell your Aston Martin, but you aren’t sure where to start.

That’s where We Buy Exotics comes in.

Selling an Aston Martin isn’t like selling a Ford—or even like selling another sports car. The brand is synonymous with luxury, and finding a serious buyer who will offer what the car is really worth can be difficult.

Don’t waste your time haggling or trying to find a buyer who will follow through. When it’s time to offload your used car, We Buy Exotics will be there to make the process easier.

Wondering how it all works? See if we’ve answered your question here.

How can I sell my Aston Martin today?

Did you know you can sell your Aston Martin in just one day?

It’s simple: Just send us your car’s information (make, model, mileage, and VIN) with a short description. By the way, photos are optional! With the information you provide, we’ll send you a legitimate, no-obligation cash offer fast. If you accept the offer, we’ll pay you immediately and schedule a pick up for your vehicle (at no cost to you!).

It’s the easiest way to sell your Aston Martin, guaranteed.

What’s the best way to sell an Aston Martin?

You might be thinking, Sure, that sounds easy, but is it really the best way to go about it?

To that we say, Why not?

Tire-kickers and car enthusiasts alike will be excited to find a real, live Aston Martin and could waste your time with nonsense offers they don’t intend to follow through on.

At We Buy Exotics, you don’t have to deal with any of that. We offer you the best value for your Aston Martin so you can accept a great offer and move on.

What are Aston Martins worth?

It all depends on which Aston Martin you have, the options it comes with, and the condition of your car. With over 100 years of history under their belt, these cars have had time to accumulate a lot of value.

Luckily for you, we know the brand and its models well, so you can find out how much your car is worth in just minutes. Send us your information and we’ll send you a serious offer—no strings attached.

Can I get a better offer somewhere else?

You never know until you try. In fact, we challenge you to talk to other buyers and get their offers. Then contact us to see how much better our offer is.

We give the best offers for luxury cars in the market.

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Why Use We Buy Exotics?

Trust

Trust

We’re here to offer you convenience, value, honesty, and reliability. We want to save you time and money—and earn your trust doing it.

Experience

Experience

We have decades of industry experience buying, repairing, owning, and selling high-end luxury cars, plus plenty of happy customers to boot.

Convenience

Convenience

Even better, we’ll do all the work for you. Just enter your vehicle information and wait to receive a legitimate, no-obligation offer. If you decide to sell to us, we’ll send a contract and a representative to pick up your car—that’s right, we’ll come to you.

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Get to Know Aston Martin

Aston Martin was founded in London in 1913 by Lionel Martin and Robert Bamford. With eras of financial trouble and enormous success, one thing has remained the same: Aston Martin is the archetypal British car.

The company’s history is effectively divided into two periods: pre-war and post-war. Shortly after the company was founded, the First World War broke out, halting production; after the war, the company was focused on racing cars. In 1936, its new owner shifted the company’s focus to road cars, just in time for World War II to start. 1948 began its post-war period, when the company focused on sports and grand touring cars.

For over 70 years, we’ve seen new Aston Martin models (or updates to current models) come out every few years, making their model line-up one for other companies to envy.

One of the most famous cars, the Aston Martin DB5, was James Bond’s car in 1964’s Goldfinger, making it a household name in homes around the world. The DB5 was just one generation of the DB cars, which began in 1948 with the DB1.

Nearly 30 years later, the company presented the Aston Martin DB7, the DB7 Vantage, and the DB7 Zagato. The original DB7 and the DB7 Vantage remained in production for 10 years, before being replaced by 2003’s DB9. In 2004, the company introduced the Aston Martin DB9 Volante—Volante is their name for the convertible version of a coupe car. Finally, 2016 brought us the Aston Martin DB11 V12, marking the latest evolution of the DB set.

Not one to stay static for long, Aston Martin has developed other body types in the past 70 years. The V8 has been a mainstay for the brand, like the original Aston Martin V8, which was in production from 1969 to 1989. The Aston Martin V8 Vantage GT roadster, which was introduced in 1977, is sometimes called Britain’s first supercar.

The Vantage name has been used on other Aston Martins, including the 1993-2000 and 2018-present Aston Martin Vantage. When added to another model name, Vantage refers to a higher-powered version of a car (such as the Aston Martin V12 Vantage).

In a name that some might consider rather on the nose, they debuted their Aston Martin Rapide and Rapide S in 2010. The car, which is still in production today, is a 4-door luxury sports saloon vehicle.

The Aston Martin Vanquish body style is another popular choice, including the 2001-2007 V12 Vanquish and Vanquish S and the 2012 Aston Martin Vanquish and Vanquish Volante. Don’t get these V’s confused with the Aston Martin Virage, though, which was manufactured as the automotive group’s hand-built flagship model from 1989 to 2000.

The Aston Martin DBX was introduced here in the United States in 2021 and is currently being produce. It’s a AWD SUV Aston Martin introduced to compete with the like of the Lamborghini Urus, Bentley Bentayga, Porsche Cayenne Turbo, etc.

Aston Martin has a long, storied history of success and failure, but ultimately remains a symbol of classic British culture. As you prepare to sell your Aston Martin, you should be proud to have been a part of their long history.

If you’d like more information before making a decision, be sure to check out our Complete How-To Sell Your Exotic Car Guide and our in-depth research piece Leasing vs Owning.

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Details

Get to Know Aston Martin

Aston Martin was founded in London in 1913 by Lionel Martin and Robert Bamford. With eras of financial trouble and enormous success, one thing has remained the same: Aston Martin is the archetypal British car.

The company’s history is effectively divided into two periods: pre-war and post-war. Shortly after the company was founded, the First World War broke out, halting production; after the war, the company was focused on racing cars. In 1936, its new owner shifted the company’s focus to road cars, just in time for World War II to start. 1948 began its post-war period, when the company focused on sports and grand touring cars.

For over 70 years, we’ve seen new Aston Martin models (or updates to current models) come out every few years, making their model line-up one for other companies to envy.

One of the most famous cars, the Aston Martin DB5, was James Bond’s car in 1964’s Goldfinger, making it a household name in homes around the world. The DB5 was just one generation of the DB cars, which began in 1948 with the DB1.

Nearly 30 years later, the company presented the Aston Martin DB7, the DB7 Vantage, and the DB7 Zagato. The original DB7 and the DB7 Vantage remained in production for 10 years, before being replaced by 2003’s DB9. In 2004, the company introduced the Aston Martin DB9 Volante—Volante is their name for the convertible version of a coupe car. Finally, 2016 brought us the Aston Martin DB11 V12, marking the latest evolution of the DB set.

Not one to stay static for long, Aston Martin has developed other body types in the past 70 years. The V8 has been a mainstay for the brand, like the original Aston Martin V8, which was in production from 1969 to 1989. The Aston Martin V8 Vantage GT roadster, which was introduced in 1977, is sometimes called Britain’s first supercar.

The Vantage name has been used on other Aston Martins, including the 1993-2000 and 2018-present Aston Martin Vantage. When added to another model name, Vantage refers to a higher-powered version of a car (such as the Aston Martin V12 Vantage).

In a name that some might consider rather on the nose, they debuted their Aston Martin Rapide and Rapide S in 2010. The car, which is still in production today, is a 4-door luxury sports saloon vehicle.

The Aston Martin Vanquish body style is another popular choice, including the 2001-2007 V12 Vanquish and Vanquish S and the 2012 Aston Martin Vanquish and Vanquish Volante. Don’t get these V’s confused with the Aston Martin Virage, though, which was manufactured as the automotive group’s hand-built flagship model from 1989 to 2000.

Aston Martin has a long, storied history of success and failure, but ultimately remains a symbol of classic British culture. As you prepare to sell your Aston Martin, you should be proud to have been a part of their long history.

If you’d like more information before making a decision, be sure to check out our Complete How-To Sell Your Exotic Car Guide and our in-depth research piece Leasing vs Owning.

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Super fast response time! I submitted our car's info to their site and Tim reached out VERY quickly with an offer. I compared his pricing to 5 other dealerships/brokers and he came in the highest. He held the offer for 48-hours and we decided to go with them! Before we knew it, he had all of the electronic paperwork sent to us and he had Jaxon scheduled to fly out to our area to evaluate the car and transport it back to their area. A SUPER smooth process and transaction! A+++++
Stephanie Lathrop
Stephanie Lathrop
14:16 28 May 23
Tim and Jaxson rock. They were both great to work with again as a repeat customer.
Mike Karns
Mike Karns
22:47 26 May 23
Was a great experience. Chas made it really simple again and was fantastic to work with. The process was done very efficiently and I got paid less than 30 minutes later
Richard Sherman
Richard Sherman
23:03 24 May 23
Fantastic transaction! Easy, fair, professional, efficient and just wonderful overall
Tiffney Beckloff
Tiffney Beckloff
21:40 24 May 23
Great experience. Traded in my 992 911 and it was super easy. The drove up to my local bank / inspected the car / got me a cashier check within 15-30 mins. Impressive. Good guys.
Shakun Khanna
Shakun Khanna
22:21 21 May 23
I'll start by saying that I am a sceptical person when it comes to dealing with car transactions. I'll get straight to the point instead of giving an essay version with a lot of paragraphs. Tim Rogers and We Buy Exotics is by far the best car experience my wife and I have had in our lives. Tim Rogers is by far the most effective, efficient, customer service-based person anyone can deal with. My wife and I can't say enough as to how seamless and smooth Tim made our car transaction. Not only will we be repeat customers, but we'll definitely recommend Tim to all of our contacts. That was a solid Five star experience!!!
A. K.
A. K.
12:57 21 May 23
In the middle of a hectic week, the process of them acquiring our car was relatively turnkey and the team was both efficient while still providing personal care throughout the transaction. While the more mainstream auto websites may make sense for many, in terms of high end cars, Tim and team were impressive.
W M
W M
16:23 20 May 23
Everything was done very professionally & all the prices agreed on were honored .Very good honest people.Thx Tim & the team at We Buy Exotics.
Owain Stevens
Owain Stevens
16:10 20 May 23
The process was easy. Everything that they said was going to happen, happened as promised. Great company to do business with
Andy Blundell
Andy Blundell
13:15 20 May 23
They made the process smooth and easy!!
R S
R S
23:20 19 May 23
Yes, Tim and his team are 100% real! They made our selling experience amazingly easy and seamless. We got a great fair price above what other similar buyers were asking. We were able to start our discussion over email and Tim followed up and communicated via phone call and text as we progressed through the selling process. He was available and responsive throughout the whole process. They bought our car within hours of finalizing on a price, where we met at a mutual safe location to have the car inspected and we met at a bank to have payment deposited via near real time wire transfer to our account. Thanks again for making this process so painless and will definitely look forward to doing this again with Tim and his team in the future.
Glenn Park
Glenn Park
01:22 19 May 23
They offered the highest price quote in only 15 minutes. A few emails and 2 days we received a bank wire. Transaction was fast, while I admit I was concerned about handing over a 125k car to some guy in California I met off the internet.... It was all good.
G Man
G Man
13:38 18 May 23
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