Aston Martin Vantage for sale

The price of the 2026 Aston Martin Vantage starts at $194,500 and goes up to $214,500 depending on the trim and options. While the coupe’s rakish good looks are undeniable, the idea of a powerful British roadster has a classic appeal.

They don’t like being left in a garage unused, they respond well to regular exercise. If things do wrong, it tends to be smaller things such as window regulators, oxygen sensors or minor electrical glitches. In summary, they are not a Toyota Prius but they can be a very reliable car if maintained and used regularly.

Common problems with the Aston Martin Vantage often involve electrical glitches (infotainment, sensors), body/paint issues (door handles, stone chips), transmission quirks, especially with older Sportshift models (slipping, engagement), and potential engine/cooling leaks, though newer models with Mercedes-sourced tech are generally more reliable. Expect “Aston Tax” for repairs, but some parts are shared with Fords/Jaguars, potentially reducing costs. For any safety concerns, owners can check the official [safety campaign checker](https://www.astonmartin.com/en-gb/owners/safety-campaign-checker) for recalls.

Running costs for an Aston Martin Vantage Roadster The price tag, which can rise to over £200,000 easily, feels eye-wateringly expensive for a ‘baby’ Aston, albeit one with an insane amount of power.

The Numbers It doesn’t seem like a fair fight on paper: The Vantage outguns the 911 GTS T-Hybrid by 124 horses and 141 lb-ft, boasting 5.9 pounds per horsepower versus 6.8 pounds per horsepower for the Porsche. And yet in every single instrumented test we conducted, the rear-engine, rear-drive 911 reigned supreme.

Aston Martin has a total of 4 car models available in India right now, including 3 Coupes and 1 SUV.The starting price for a Aston Martin car is ₹3.77 Cr for the Vantage, while the Vanquish is the most expensive model at ₹8.37 Cr. The latest model in the lineup is the Vanquish, which is priced between ₹8.37 Cr.

Neither Aston Martin nor Bentley is objectively “better” —they offer different experiences: Aston Martin excels in sporty, engaging driving dynamics and emotive design (think Ferrari rival), while Bentley prioritizes ultimate luxury, comfort, refinement, and practicality (more Rolls-Royce competitor), making it easier for daily use, though Aston Martins often offer better tech and handling for pure driving thrills. Your choice depends on prioritizing performance and style (Aston) versus opulent comfort and usability (Bentley). To explore the full range of Aston Martin’s performance-focused offerings, see the [official Aston Martin model information](https://www.astonmartin.com/en-gb/models).