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The Aston Martin V12 Vantage V600 is one of the rarest modern Aston Martin special projects. Commissioned through Q by Aston Martin under the internal codename "Dreadnought", the 2018 V12 Vantage V600 was produced in a strictly limited run of 14 cars worldwide, 7 Coupés and 7 Roadsters. Aston Martin described it as the "ultimate analogue Vantage", combining the previous-generation VH platform with a 6.0-litre naturally aspirated V12, 600 PS, bespoke carbon-fibre bodywork and a 7-speed manual transmission.
HYPERLUXE currently represents 5 private V12 Vantage V600 opportunities. Full chassis details, ownership file, service records, seller context and tax position are released only after buyer qualification.
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The Aston Martin V12 Vantage V600 is a 14-unit Q by Aston Martin commission built for collectors seeking one of the final naturally aspirated, manual V12 Aston Martin special projects. Codenamed "Dreadnought", the 2018 V600 combines the previous-generation VH Vantage platform with a 6.0-litre naturally aspirated V12, bespoke carbon-fibre bodywork and a 7-speed manual transmission. It is not simply another V12 Vantage variant, it is a manual, naturally aspirated, Q-commissioned, 14-unit special project.
Key Model Information
| Model | Aston Martin V12 Vantage V600 |
| Model year | 2018 |
| Production | 14 units worldwide |
| Coupé production | 7 units |
| Roadster production | 7 units |
| Division | Q by Aston Martin |
| Internal codename | Dreadnought |
| Platform | Previous-generation VH Vantage |
| Body styles | Coupé and Roadster |
| Market positioning | Ultra-limited manual V12 collector car |
Engine
| Engine type | 6.0-litre naturally aspirated V12 |
| Configuration | V12 |
| Aspiration | Naturally aspirated |
| Power | 600 PS |
| Engine position | Front-mounted |
| Sound | Natural engine sound, no artificial augmentation |
| Exhaust | Quad exhaust system |
Transmission & Drivetrain
| Transmission | 7-speed manual |
| Gearbox type | Bespoke manual transmission |
| Drive type | Rear-wheel drive |
| Differential | Mechanical limited-slip differential |
| Gear lever | Exposed manual shift mechanism |
| Driving character | Analogue, driver-focused, high-engagement setup |
Chassis, Body & Structure
| Chassis | VH bonded aluminium architecture |
| Bodywork | Bespoke carbon-fibre bodywork |
| Suspension | Front and rear independent double wishbone |
| Damping | 3-stage adaptive damping |
| Wheels | Bespoke centre-lock forged aluminium wheels |
| Brakes | Carbon Ceramic Brakes |
| Front design | Full-width grille with revised bonnet treatment |
| Rear design | Bespoke rear diffuser |
Exterior Design
| Design inspiration | 1990s V600 Vantage, One-77, Victor |
| Body material | Carbon fibre |
| Exhaust design | Quad exhaust system |
| Personalisation | Extensive Q by Aston Martin commissioning |
Interior
| Seats | Lightweight carbon-fibre seats |
| Materials | Carbon fibre, dark anodised aluminium, bespoke leather |
| Personalisation | Q by Aston Martin bespoke commissioning |
Price Reference
| Original Coupé price | Approx. £1.2M |
| Original Roadster price | Approx. £1.4M |
| Recent European asking | Around €1.13M (specification dependent) |
| Production rarity | 14 units worldwide |
Coupé vs Roadster
| V600 Coupé | More focused, closed-roof collector specification, 7 units |
| V600 Roadster | More theatrical, open-air, ultra-rare V12 manual, 7 units |
| Both versions | Same core V12 manual mechanical package |
Production & Collectibility
| Total production | 14 units |
| Rarity | Rarer than One-77 (77 units), V12 Zagato, Vanquish Zagato |
| Collector appeal | Manual, naturally aspirated V12, 14-unit Q commission |
| Comparable models | One-77, V12 Zagato, Vanquish Zagato, Vantage GT12, Vantage GT8 |
Buyer Verification Points
| Body style | Coupé or Roadster, 7 units each |
| Chassis number | Confirms identity and build position |
| Mileage | Delivery miles, low mileage or driven example |
| Original Q specification | Critical because each car may differ |
| VAT status | Essential for EU or export buyers |
| Service history | Important despite low use |
| Seller authority | Confirms owner, dealer, broker direct |
FAQ
Model-level answers for buyers researching an Aston Martin V12 Vantage V600 for sale.
View the listings →Aston Martin produced 14 V12 Vantage V600 units worldwide, split between 7 Coupés and 7 Roadsters.
Only 7 Aston Martin V12 Vantage V600 Coupés were produced worldwide, making it one of the rarest modern Aston Martin road cars.
Only 7 Aston Martin V12 Vantage V600 Roadsters were produced worldwide. The Roadster shares the same core V12 manual package as the Coupé.
The V12 Vantage V600 is powered by a 6.0-litre naturally aspirated V12 engine producing 600 PS. Unlike many later Aston Martin models, the V600 does not use turbocharging or hybrid assistance.
Yes. The V600 uses a 7-speed manual transmission, one of the main reasons the car is considered an analogue collector Aston Martin and one of the last naturally aspirated V12 manual Aston Martins ever built.
Yes. The V600 uses a naturally aspirated 6.0-litre V12, not a turbocharged or hybrid engine.
The V600 was a Q by Aston Martin commission. Original price tags were approximately £1.2 million for the Coupé and £1.4 million for the Roadster.
The V600 name refers to the 600 PS output and also revives Aston Martin's historic V600 badge, originally associated with the supercharged Vantage models of the 1990s. For the 2018 V12 Vantage V600, the name was applied to a modern Q-commissioned manual V12 special project.
Yes. The One-77 was limited to 77 units, while the V12 Vantage V600 was limited to only 14 units. However, the One-77 remains more widely recognised, so rarity does not automatically mean higher market demand.
Yes. The V600 was commissioned through Q by Aston Martin, the brand's personalisation and special projects division.
The V600 is based on the previous-generation VH Vantage architecture and is closely related to the V12 Vantage S era, but it received bespoke Q by Aston Martin bodywork, a 600 PS naturally aspirated V12 and a limited 14-car production run.
A serious buyer should verify the body style, chassis number, mileage, original Q specification, ownership history, service records, VAT status, accessories, country of registration and seller authority. This is especially important because only 7 Coupés and 7 Roadsters exist.
Given its 14-unit production, many V600 opportunities are handled privately. HYPERLUXE currently represents 5 private V12 Vantage V600 opportunities. Availability depends on the owner's willingness to sell and the buyer's ability to provide serious acquisition credentials.
serious buyers can request access to a private V600 dossier through HYPERLUXE. Chassis information, photos, documentation, service history, seller details and pricing are shared only after basic acquisition qualification.
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