3rd Gen (2019 to Present)

Introduced for the 2019 model year (with deliveries beginning in late 2018), the Third Generation Aston Martin Vantage (AM6) redefined the nameplate with a shift to twin-turbocharged power and a technical partnership with Mercedes-AMG. Initially launched with a 4.0L twin-turbo V8 producing 375kW (503hp), the range rapidly expanded to include the Roadster, the track-focused F1 Edition, and the purist-spec AMR, which featured a rare seven-speed dog-leg manual transmission. The generation’s mechanical peak arrived with the 2022 V12 Vantage, limited to 333 units globally, and the roofless, radical V12 Speedster. In the 2026 Australian market, this generation maintains high desirability due to its aggressive "predatory" styling and modern cabin tech, though buyers are increasingly gravitating toward the F1 Edition and AMR for their enhanced resale stability. The buyer pool consists of prestige sportscar enthusiasts and 007 aficionados, particularly for the 007 Edition which pays homage to the The Living Daylights V8 Volante. As of 2026, Australian values have stabilized: base 2019-2021 V8 Coupes generally trade between $230,000 and $280,000 AUD, while specialized versions like the F1 Edition command $340,000 to $390,000 AUD. The ultra-rare V12 Vantage and Speedster represent the high-water mark, with the former often fetching over $650,000 AUD at local specialist auctions.

Introduced for the 2019 model year (with deliveries beginning in late 2018), the Third Generation Aston Martin Vantage (AM6) redefined the nameplate with a shift to twin-turbocharged power and a technical partnership with Mercedes-AMG. Initially launched with a 4.0L twin-turbo V8 producing 375kW (503hp), the range rapidly expanded to include the Roadster, the track-focused F1 Edition, and the purist-spec AMR, which featured a rare seven-speed dog-leg manual transmission. The generation’s mechani… Read more