Aston Martin Vanquish Price Guide

The Vanquish name has appeared three times in Aston Martin‘s history, and each time it has meant the same thing: this is the most powerful, most ambitious front-engined car we know how to build. The original V12 Vanquish announced Aston’s technological ambitions at the dawn of the millennium. The second generation refined that formula into one of the finest grand tourers of the 2010s. The 2024 car, with 835PS from a comprehensively redesigned twin-turbo V12, declares that Aston is not finished with the internal combustion engine yet.

What the Name Means

The Vanquish has always been Aston’s halo — the car that demonstrates what the company is capable of when resources and ambition are pointed in the same direction. The original’s carbon-fibre backbone, the second generation’s carbonfibre and aluminium structure, the current car’s 75% improvement in body rigidity over the final DBS: each generation represents a step forward in engineering rather than a continuation of the previous platform.

Which Generation

The original V12 Vanquish is now a modern classic whose Cosworth-developed engine and Ian Callum design have aged beautifully. The second generation is the accessible grand tourer, naturally aspirated, refined, and undervalued relative to its Italian contemporaries. The current car, limited to under 1,000 per year, is an ongoing production model for buyers who want the definitive expression of the large-displacement front-engined V12 in an era when such things are becoming rare.