Sell Your Aston Martin DB9
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Selling An Aston Martin DB9
Selling an Aston Martin DB9 is a meaningful decision. Exotics Wanted works directly with private owners nationwide, offering a dealer-backed process designed to be professional, secure, and straightforward from first contact through completion.
The Aston Martin DB9 is valued for its timeless design, naturally aspirated V12 character, and grand touring pedigree. Whether you own a Coupe, Volante, or the final DB9 GT, we understand the nuances that influence how each example is evaluated in today’s market. Every vehicle is reviewed individually, with attention given to condition, specification, history, and overall presentation.
Documentation, secure certified payment, and nationwide enclosed transport are handled on your behalf, allowing the process to remain clear and stress-free.
How It works
Tell Us About Your Exotic
Start with the year, make, model, and mileage — or enter your VIN to auto-fill. Upload a few photos if you have them — they help us make a stronger, faster offer.
Get a Real Offer — Fast
No bots. No guesswork. A real buyer reviews your car and sends a firm cash offer — usually within 1 business day.
Accept & Schedule Pickup
No drop-offs, no dealership visits. Wherever you are, we'll schedule nationwide pickup at your convenience.
Get Paid — Typically Within 24 Hours
Once the title clears, we release your funds — often the same or next day by wire. Simple. Secure. Fast.
The Model
The Aston Martin DB9
Selling a Aston Martin DB9 is a meaningful decision.
Owning an Aston Martin DB9 is a deliberate choice, and deciding to sell one deserves the same level of care. Whether you’ve enjoyed it as a grand touring coupe or an open-air Volante, the DB9 represents a specific era of craftsmanship and driving character that informed buyers continue to respect.
When evaluating a Aston Martin DB9, we look at the details that matter to owners, not generic benchmarks. Condition, service history, mileage context, original specification, and overall presentation all factor into how the car is valued today. Each DB9 is reviewed individually, with attention to what sets your example apart.
When you request a valuation, the process is direct and professional. You receive a dealer-backed offer, with payment, documentation, and coordinated transport handled end-to-end. The goal is a clear, straightforward transaction that respects both the vehicle and the ownership experience behind it.
Models We Buy
Aston Martin DB9 Variants We Actively Purchase
We actively purchase well-presented examples of the Aston Martin DB9 from private owners nationwide. Vehicles that reflect proper care, strong specifications, and documented history are of particular interest. Each car is reviewed individually, with attention to condition, configuration, and overall presentation.
- Aston Martin DB9 Coupe
- Aston Martin DB9 Volante
- Aston Martin DB9 GT
Got Questions?
FAQs About Selling Your Aston Martin DB9
How much is my Aston Martin DB9 worth today?
The market value of your Aston Martin DB9 depends on condition, mileage, trim level, and available options. We don’t use automated pricing tools, instead, we provide real-time, VIN-specific cash offers based on actual buyer demand.
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Do you buy Aston Martin DB9 models with modifications?
Yes. We consider vehicles with tasteful modifications or aftermarket upgrades. However, factory-original examples typically retain the highest resale value. Include details and photos in your submission — our buyers will evaluate each car individually.
How soon will I get paid after pickup?
In most cases, payment is sent via secure wire transfer or check within 24 hours of verifying the title and documents.
What documents do I need to sell my Aston Martin DB9?
Just your valid ID, the vehicle title (in your name), and any lien payoff details if applicable. We’ll walk you through it.
Can I sell a Aston Martin DB9 on consignment instead?
Yes, we do offer consignment in select cases — typically for ultra-rare or high-dollar vehicles where direct buyer demand may take longer to match. That said, holding out for more can cost more: depreciation, insurance, and market shifts all work against time. Here’s why now may be the best time to sell
