Aston Martin Vantage

A near-new 2025 Aston Martin Vantage with just 326 miles recorded, this example arrives in the substantially revised current-generation form that replaced the outgoing model's 503 bhp output with a far more potent 656 bhp from the same Mercedes-AMG-sourced 4.0-litre twin-turbo V8. That is a serious step up, and places the Vantage firmly in supercar territory on paper — 3.4 seconds to sixty and a 202 mph top speed from what is ostensibly Aston's entry-level sports car.

Specification here includes privacy glass and the 21-inch satin black forged alloy wheels, along with 360-degree cameras, blind spot monitoring, heated seats, and wireless phone charging. The colour is unlisted, so a viewing would be necessary to confirm the exterior and interior combination. With barely any miles covered, the car is essentially still in its break-in period.

At this price point the 2025 Vantage represents Aston Martin's most convincing driver's car in years — a genuine rival to the 911 Turbo and AMG GT rather than just a softer alternative. Delivery mileage and a current registration make this a compelling proposition for anyone who wants the latest Gaydon product without the factory wait.