Used Aston Martin Virage Price Guide

The Aston Martin Virage, produced from 2011 to 2012, now commands prices between £35,000 and £120,000 on the used market depending on condition, mileage and specification. This grand tourer sits between the DB9 and DBS in Aston's range, offering a compelling blend of performance and luxury.

Market Summary

Price range
£35,000 – £120,000

Total listings
150

Most common year
2020

Most common fuel
Petrol

Aston Martin Virage Prices by Year

Year	Min Price	Avg Price	Max Price
2011	£35,000	£62,000	£95,000
2012	£42,000	£75,000	£120,000
2011 Volante	£52,000	£78,000	£110,000
2012 Volante	£58,000	£88,000	£120,000
All Years	£35,000	£68,000	£120,000

Average Price by Fuel Type

Petrol

£68,000

Average Price by Mileage

Mileage	Average Price
Under 10,000 miles miles	£95,000
10,000 - 25,000 miles miles	£72,000
25,000 - 40,000 miles miles	£58,000
Over 40,000 miles miles	£45,000

About the Aston Martin Virage

Launched in 2011, the Virage was designed to fill the gap between the DB9 and DBS models, featuring a 6.0-litre V12 engine producing 490bhp. Available as both a coupe and Volante convertible, it offered a more refined driving experience than the track-focused DBS whilst delivering greater performance than the DB9. The model was discontinued in 2012 when Aston Martin revised its entire range, making it a relatively rare sight on UK roads today.

Standard equipment included carbon ceramic brakes, adaptive damping and a luxurious hand-stitched leather interior. The Touchtronic 2 six-speed automatic gearbox was the only transmission option. With a 0-60mph time of 4.6 seconds and a top speed of 186mph, the Virage delivered genuine supercar performance in a sophisticated package.

What Affects the Price

Mileage has a significant impact on Virage values, with low-mileage examples under 20,000 miles commanding premium prices. Full Aston Martin service history is essential for maintaining value, as independent servicing can reduce prices by £10,000 or more. Volante convertible models typically cost £15,000 to £25,000 more than equivalent coupes.

Specification plays a crucial role, with desirable options including carbon fibre exterior packs, upgraded audio systems and bespoke interior colours. Examples with expensive personalisation from Aston Martin's Q division hold their value better. Condition of the leather interior and any paintwork imperfections will affect asking prices substantially.

Buying Tips

Insist on seeing a complete service history with all major services carried out at official Aston Martin dealers. Check for any signs of suspension wear, particularly on the adaptive damping system which can be expensive to repair. Inspect the carbon ceramic brakes carefully as replacement costs can exceed £10,000.

Have a pre-purchase inspection carried out by an Aston Martin specialist to identify any potential issues with the V12 engine or gearbox. Check the condition of all electrical systems including the infotainment unit, which can develop faults. Verify the car's provenance and ensure any finance agreements have been settled before committing to purchase.

Frequently Asked Questions

Used Aston Martin Virage models typically range from £35,000 to £120,000 in the UK. Lower-mileage examples with full main dealer service history and desirable specifications command prices at the top end of this range, whilst higher-mileage coupes with less comprehensive history are available from around £35,000. Volante convertibles generally cost £15,000 to £25,000 more than equivalent coupe models.

As the Virage was only produced for two model years (2011-2012), there is little difference between them in terms of specification or reliability. 2012 models may have slightly lower mileage and potentially one less year of wear, but both years offer essentially the same car. Focus on finding an example with excellent service history and low mileage rather than prioritising a specific year.

The carbon ceramic brakes, whilst excellent performers, are extremely expensive to replace at over £10,000 for a full set. Some owners report issues with the infotainment system freezing or becoming unresponsive. The adaptive damping suspension can develop faults and requires specialist attention. Electrical gremlins occasionally affect various systems, and the V12 engine demands regular servicing to prevent costly repairs. Interior leather can wear prematurely on heavily used examples.

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