Finance your Aston Martin

Aston Martin cars are known for their luxury and high performance, which is reflected in their price range. On average, Aston Martin models range from approximately £150,000 to over £300,000, depending on the specific model and optional features chosen.

The price can vary significantly based on factors such as the chosen model, engine specifications, customisation options, and additional features. It’s important to note that Aston Martin offers a wide range of models, each with its own pricing structure, allowing customers to find a car that fits their budget and desired level of luxury.

Applying for AM car finance is a straightforward process – simply fill in our application form to get started.

You will typically be required to provide information such as your personal details, employment information, proof of income, and financial documents. The finance team will evaluate your application and assess your eligibility for financing options. Once approved, you can proceed with selecting your desired Aston Martin model and finalising the financing terms.

Hire purchase (HP) and personal contract purchase (PCP) are two common car finance options offered by Aston Martin Finance:

Hire Purchase: With a hire purchase plan, you make fixed monthly payments over an agreed-upon term until you fully own the car. Once the term is completed, the ownership is transferred to you. This is a straightforward financing option that allows you to spread the cost of the car evenly over the term.

Personal Contract Purchase: PCP is a popular option that offers more flexibility. With PCP, you make lower monthly payments compared to HP as you are financing a portion of the car’s value rather than the full amount. At the end of the term, you have three options: return the car, pay the remaining balloon payment to own the car outright, or trade in the car and use any equity towards a new PCP agreement.

The choice between HP and PCP depends on your personal preferences and financial circumstances. HP offers straightforward ownership, while PCP provides more flexibility at the end of the term.