Aston Martin DBS

The original Aston Martin DBS has settled at a median of £67,500 in the UK market, down 7.2 percent over the past 12 months, though the small sample of three transactions in that window suggests caution in reading the trend. The car carries a "Bottomed Out" status with a buy signal, indicating current pricing may have found support after earlier declines.

Liquidity remains thin with just 13 total sales tracked in the dataset and no active listings, making this a specialist's market where patience and timing matter considerably. The sparse transaction volume means individual sales can skew results, though the low average mileage of 13,829 miles across recorded examples points to a collector base that uses these cars sparingly.

The DBS commands elite collectibility standing with a score of 9 and Holy Grail classification, supported by its scarcity—only 829 were built across the production run. Moderate desirability combined with genuinely rare numbers has historically anchored these cars in the appreciating-classic tier, though current momentum suggests the market is recalibrating.

The forward outlook grows softer beyond the near term. Base projections model a further 11.9 percent decline to £59,486 over three years, extending to a 15.3 percent drop to £57,161 by year five, implying the current dip may extend before stabilizing. The absence of active listings and thin transaction flow make price discovery uncertain; buyers and sellers should expect significant negotiation room and long holding periods.