The Aston Martin DB10 wasn’t a production model, so there was no “new” price sticker—just movie stardom and a halo you can’t finance.
Only 10 cars were built for Spectre, and the one publicly sold fetched about £2.43 million (roughly AUD 4–5 million at the time) at auction.
It’s not road‑legal, essentially a drivable prototype, so shopping for one is like putting a deposit on a unicorn.
If you’ve got that kind of coin, you’re trading at Christie’s, not the local classifieds—but for mere mortals, check Vantage or DB11 prices and breathe again.
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