Aston Martin resale values in South Africa
Aston Martin sells in South Africa through official dealerships in Johannesburg and Cape Town operated by the Daytona Group. The DBX SUV has become the brand's local volume seller, while the sports cars trade in small numbers and depreciate faster than equivalent Ferraris.
Brand depreciation profile
Projected value of a typical Aston Martin at R 6 849 999, the median new price across the range, on the luxury flagship & exotic curve. Estimates, not quotes.
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- New from
- R 5 499 999
- Worth in 3 years
- R 2 864 548 (52%)
Keeps about 52% of its price over three years on our curve. Price data coming.
Keeps about 52% of its price over three years on our curve. Price data coming.
Keeps about 52% of its price over three years on our curve. Price data coming.
Keeps about 52% of its price over three years on our curve. Price data coming.
Keeps about 52% of its price over three years on our curve. Price data coming.
Common questions about Aston Martin values
Do Aston Martin cars hold their value?
Aston Martin sits in our "Luxury flagship & exotic" depreciation tier. On our model a typical Aston Martin keeps about 56% of its new price after three years, so a R 6 849 999 car would still be worth around R 3 810 826. These are estimates to compare cars, not a quote.
What is the cheapest new Aston Martin?
The cheapest Aston Martin we track is the DB12, from about R 5 499 999. After three years it should still be worth around R 2 864 548 on our estimates.
Which Aston Martin holds value best?
On our numbers the Aston Martin DBX holds value best, keeping about 57% of its price after three years, roughly R 4 651 607 of a R 8 199 999 purchase. Rankings shift as prices update, so treat it as a guide.