Aston Martin Virage

The Aston Martin Virage is trading at a median of £42,250 in the UK market, down 23.6% over the past year—a significant retreat that signals sustained downward pressure on the model.

With only three recorded sales over the past 12 months against a total tracked base of seven, liquidity remains thin and pricing confidence is low. The sparse transaction data makes definitive trend analysis difficult, though the year-on-year decline is pronounced enough to warrant caution.

Classified as a stable modern classic with a collectibility score of 5, the Virage occupies a modest tier within the broader Aston Martin market. Low desirability and an absence of active listings underscore limited buyer appetite for the model at current levels.

The base-case projection suggests further material depreciation ahead. By 2027, median values could fall to around £23,055 (down 45% from current pricing), with 2029 values potentially settling near £19,213 (a 54% decline from today).

Sellers facing inventory decisions should acknowledge the deteriorating trajectory; buyers attracted to the model should wait for further price stabilisation before committing capital. The thin sales flow and low collector interest offer little support for a market rebound in the near term.