Multiple Aston Martin vehicles are being advertised for sale online, spanning classic and modern generations. Listings include a 1951 DB2 Vantage, multiple coupes and convertibles from the 2000s through the 2010s, and several V8 and V12 models equipped with manual or automated transmissions. Reported mileage ranges from about 8,000 miles on a 2006 V8 Vantage to just over 2,000 miles on a 2017 V12 Vantage S.

Several listings focus on low mileage and specification details. A 2006 V8 Vantage coupe with 35,000 miles is offered with a Velocity AP tune and additional exhaust and emissions hardware, along with dealer-provided documentation and clean title/Carfax information. Another V8 Vantage (2006, 8,000 miles) is described as having a single prior owner and includes features such as xenon headlights, navigation, and later-model side skirts. Modern listings include a 2017 V12 Vantage S with a seven-speed manual gearbox and carbon-ceramic brakes, and a 2015 V8 Vantage roadster with features such as a backup camera and navigation.

Some sources also emphasize build counts and ownership history. The 2005 V12 Vanquish S is noted as one of about 1,100 examples built in its range, offered “no reserve.” Other entries describe the 2002 V12 Vanquish and 2016 Vanquish Coupe, both with extensive options and clean Carfax reporting. A Jalopnik note highlights a DB7 Vantage listing, describing its unusual “Antique Bronze Mica” color and pairing of a V12 with a six-speed manual.