Last updated: July 2026 · Prices shown in USD · Indicative, off-market
An Aston Martin Valour costs $1.3M to $2.4M in 2026, against an original 2023 price of about £1M before Q by Aston Martin personalization, with the most heavily specified cars approaching £1.5M. Only 110 were built, one for each year of the marque's history at the time, and every allocation reportedly went in two weeks. The range is deliberately wide, because the market is split: buyers have completed public purchases at about $1.22M to $1.6M, while sellers are currently asking about $2.1M to $2.45M. Those are not the same number, and the difference is the single most useful thing to know before buying one.
Aston Martin never published one universal price for the Valour, because every car could be personalised through Q by Aston Martin and no two invoices matched. Contemporary information placed it at roughly £1M before that personalisation, with heavily specified cars approaching £1.5M, and the expected United States price was quoted at about $1.5M to $2M. One American database lists a representative figure near $1,665,000, but that should not be read as the price of every Valour: options and Q work created substantial differences between individual cars. Production ran to 110 examples across 2023 and 2024, one for each year of Aston Martin's history at the launch in July 2023, and the allocations reportedly sold out within two weeks.
Two public sales are on record, both in 2025, both delivery-mileage cars. In April 2025 RM Sotheby's sold a 2024 Valour in Aston Martin Racing Green, with the six-speed manual, for £1,252,350 including fees, about $1.6M. In July 2025 a second car, finished in Magneto Bronze over black and bronze, sold online for approximately $1,222,470. No verified public Valour sale has been identified in 2026, so those two results remain the most recent hard evidence of what buyers actually pay.
Against that, the asking prices tell a very different story. Cars advertised in Europe have carried prices of about $2.19M, $2.24M and $2.48M (€1,870,715, €1,915,715 and €2,117,500), for examples showing between 50 km and 150 km, and one American car has been presented around the $2M tier without a published figure. Set the two sets of numbers side by side and the gap is roughly 60 percent between what has been paid in public and what is currently being asked.
That gap is why the 2026 range runs from $1.3M to $2.4M rather than something tighter. Presenting $2M as a floor would not survive contact with the evidence, because buyers have already acquired Valours publicly for about $1.22M to $1.6M. Presenting $1.6M as a ceiling would ignore that sellers are holding out well above it and that some cars will trade there. Value turns on colour, exposed carbon, lightweight options, the extent of the Q work, mileage and where the car sits, and because each of the 110 was individually specified, two Valours can have materially different original invoices and materially different resale prices.
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FAQ
Aston Martin Valour price in 2026: market value, original MSRP, production, auction results and where to buy.
The Aston Martin Valour has an indicative 2026 market range of approximately $1.3M to $2.4M. Verified 2025 auction sales ranged from approximately $1.22M to $1.6M, while European sellers currently ask approximately €1.87M to €2.12M.
The Aston Martin Valour's original price in 2023 was approximately £1M before extensive personalization. Highly specified Q by Aston Martin examples could approach £1.5M. In the United States, the expected price was approximately $1.5M to $2M.
Aston Martin produced 110 Valours worldwide. The production number celebrated the company's 110th anniversary, and all allocations were reportedly sold within two weeks of the model's introduction in July 2023.
Yes. A Valour sold for £1,252,350 through RM Sotheby's in April 2025. Another example sold online for approximately $1,222,470 in July 2025.
No verified public Aston Martin Valour auction sale has been identified in 2026 as of July 17. The latest confirmed public transactions occurred in 2025.
Sellers currently ask approximately €1.87M to €2.12M, while verified auction sales have been lower. Asking prices reflect seller expectations, specification and scarcity, but they do not prove that buyers are completing transactions at those levels.
Valour values depend on exterior color, exposed carbon fiber, lightweight options, Q by Aston Martin personalization, mileage, ownership history and market location. Because every car could be individually specified, two Valours can have materially different original invoices and resale values.
The Valour has strong collector characteristics, including a 110-car production run, a twin-turbocharged V12 and a six-speed manual transmission. However, early auction results below some original configured prices show that rarity does not guarantee immediate appreciation. Acquisition price remains critical.
A buyer looking for an Aston Martin Valour can submit a private sourcing request. Opportunities may come from verified owners, specialists or direct brokers without being publicly advertised. Buyers may be asked to provide proof of funds before receiving the VIN, exact location, full specification, ownership information and asking price. We provide a direct introduction to the verified source and charge 0% buyer commission.
An owner or directly mandated representative can submit a Valour for confidential review. The car can be presented without publishing its VIN, exact location, ownership identity or identifiable photographs. We review the seller's authority, chassis information, specification, mileage, service history and asking price. Buyer enquiries are reviewed before a direct introduction, allowing the seller to avoid public overexposure and chains of intermediaries.
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