Aston Martin V12 Zagato Price

An original Aston Martin V12 Zagato is worth approximately $450,000 to $750,000 in 2026. European values generally range from about €400,000 to €680,000, depending on mileage, condition, provenance and specification. A verified 2026 auction sale at £342,152 provides a useful transactional benchmark, while specialist asking prices can be significantly higher.

The Aston Martin V12 Zagato had an original price of £330,000 before local taxes when production began in 2012. The UK price was approximately £396,000 including VAT, equivalent to roughly $525,000 to $530,000 at the time.

Approximately 61 customer cars were produced, although some specialist sources report a total of 65 vehicles. The higher figure may include prototypes, development cars and competition vehicles. Aston Martin originally announced that production could reach 150 cars, but the final number was substantially lower.

The difference depends on how production is counted. The figure of 61 generally refers to customer road cars, while the total of 65 may include factory prototypes, development vehicles or competition cars. For market valuation, approximately 61 customer cars is the most relevant figure.

No. This page covers the V12 Zagato that Aston Martin built in 2012 and 2013. The V12 Zagato Heritage Twins were created later by R-Reforged and are a separate proposition. They should not be used as comparables when valuing an original V12 Zagato.

Yes. A V12 Zagato with 4,602 kilometres sold online on June 17, 2026, for £342,152, about $460,000. This result is more representative of an actual 2026 transaction than an unsold advertisement, although specification, location and documentation must still be considered.

A V12 Zagato sold for approximately $877,968 including fees at RM Sotheby's in 2016. This remains an important historical result, but it should not automatically be treated as the car's current market value. The 2026 market is better represented by recent transactions and current specialist asking prices.

Asking prices include room for negotiation and may reflect exceptional mileage, provenance, preparation or warranty coverage. An asking price does not confirm that a buyer has accepted that valuation. For this reason, the £342,152 auction sale and the £425,000 specialist asking price are shown separately.

The V12 Zagato has several attributes collectors value: very limited production, naturally aspirated V12 power, a manual gearbox and coachwork created with Zagato. However, future appreciation is not guaranteed. Originality, service history, accident history, mileage, colour combination and ownership provenance will have a major influence on long-term value.

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