Aston Martin Vanquish to Unveil at Monterey Car Week

The Salinas Californian reported that Monterey Car Week will unveil the ultra-rare Aston Martin Vanquish. This highly anticipated showcase comes as secondary-market asking prices for the brand eased slightly over the last week, moving down -0.03%^[2] across our tracked listings.

In other brand developments, Classic Driver discussed whether the most beautiful Zagato design might not be an Aston Martin, highlighting the enduring legacy of the brand's historic design collaborations.^[1] For trade professionals, these design-focused narratives continue to sustain collector interest in rare coachbuilt variants.

With limited public auction results this week, the primary market signal comes from our secondary-market data. Across 1867^[2] tracked listings on leading secondary marketplaces, asking prices fell -0.96%^[2] over the last thirty days.

In the broader collector car market, Aston Martin has shown relative strength. The brand ranks 2nd^[2] of 7^[2] tracked marques in its category for ninety-day price growth, with asking prices rising 2.09%^[2] over the period. This performance was ahead of the category benchmark, which moved down -0.29%^[2], as well as the worst-performing peer brand, Lamborghini, which saw asking prices fall -6.08%^[2]. The top-performing peer brand, Ferrari, saw prices rise 3.72%^[2] over the same ninety days, while the category median change was -0.62%^[2].

For advisors and collectors, the brand's mid-term resilience suggests stable interest in key model lines despite short-term fluctuations. Over the past year, secondary-market asking prices for Aston Martin climbed 1.49%^[2], demonstrating steady long-term support.