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2026 Aston Martin Vantage S Coupe Lease
- Lease term
- 27 mo / 5,000 mi/yr
- Condition
- New
- Body type
- Coupe
- Fuel
- Gas
- Drivetrain
- Rwd
- Down payment
- $25,000
$1,949/mo + tax
2026 Aston Martin Vantage Roadster Lease
- Lease term
- 27 mo / 5,000 mi/yr
- Condition
- New
- Body type
- Convertible
- Fuel
- Gas
- Drivetrain
- Rwd
- Down payment
- $25,000
$2,199/mo + tax
2026 Aston Martin DBX 707 S Lease
- Lease term
- 36 mo / 5,000 mi/yr
- Condition
- New
- Body type
- SUV
- Fuel
- Gas
- Drivetrain
- Awd
- Down payment
- $25,000
$2,999/mo + tax
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Why sports-luxury positioning matters on the contract
Where mainstream premium brands compete on monthly headline and broad lease-cash availability, Aston Martin pricing reflects the smaller production footprint, slower used-market turnover, and lender caution around performance vehicles. That mix means program activity is less predictable cycle to cycle; what was on the contract last quarter does not always carry through this quarter, and the sports-luxury positioning shows up in residual choices the lender makes.
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DB12 grand-tourer flagship
DB12 sits at the top of the front-engine grand-tourer ladder. Cap cost runs above Vantage and well above DBX, with residual behavior tied to a smaller GT used market than rival German flagships see. Buyers who plan to use a DB12 as a primary GT should walk the dealer through realistic annual mileage; modest GT use produces different end-of-term math than enthusiast weekend use.
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Vantage as the sports-coupe entry
Vantage is the smaller, more aggressive sibling. Cap cost is meaningfully below DB12, but residuals reflect a more enthusiast-driven used market with sharper variance across model years. Inventory at any given dealer is often thin on specific colors and trim combinations; buyers willing to flex on configuration sometimes find program activity that a fixed-spec buyer never sees.
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DBX SUV as the daily-driver answer
DBX is the marque's only SUV and behaves more like other ultra-luxury SUVs on contract than like its grand-tourer siblings. Daily-driver mileage typical for SUVs lifts annual usage above what GT and sports siblings see, which forces a different mileage-cap discussion. Buyers using DBX as a primary household vehicle should size the cap to actual school-run, commute, and weekend-trip miles rather than to a low cap that produces a misleading headline.
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Low-volume inventory as a real pricing variable
Allocation on Aston Martin is real. A specific configuration the buyer wants may not exist in regional inventory this month, and the lender quotes only against what is actually deliverable. For specific trims or limited-run versions, expect multi-month timelines and program windows that move during the wait. Buyers who can flex on color or option mix sometimes find better numbers than buyers locked to a single specification.
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Performance-car lease caveats
Performance-vehicle contracts often include language around track use, modifications, and unusual wear. Read that language at signing rather than at return. End-of-term inspections on performance cars look at items mainstream contracts skim past, and excess-wear charges scale with the vehicle class. Document baseline condition at delivery so disputes at return have a paper trail.
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Aston Martin lease pricing questions
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Should I cross-shop Aston Martin against Mercedes-AMG GT or Porsche Panamera?
The cap cost can be in the same neighborhood, but the lender pool, used-market behavior, and model-cycle activity differ. Hold term and mileage cap constant when comparing; the residual gap and program differences explain most of the visible monthly difference.
Is DBX really the better daily driver?
Yes for most California households who need an SUV. DBX is built for that role; DB12 and Vantage are weekend or commute-light vehicles in practice. Use case decides; the lease quote follows.
How tight is allocation on a specific Vantage trim?
Often tight on specific colors and combinations. Engaging two or three Aston Martin franchises in California gives an honest read on what is actually orderable on a near-term timeline.
What end-of-term issues should I plan for?
Performance contracts treat track use, aftermarket modifications, and tire/brake wear differently from mainstream contracts. Read the wear-and-tear language at signing and document the car at delivery.
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