Aston Martin Finance

Aston Martin as a listed company has faced well-documented financial challenges. For finance buyers, the critical point is that your HP or lease purchase agreement is with the lender - not Aston Martin as a manufacturer. If Aston Martin faced difficulties, your agreement and your car would be entirely unaffected. The car is also the lender's security, independent of the manufacturer.

Yes - the DB12 uses a significantly revised version of the twin-turbo V8 (now 671bhp, up from 503bhp in the DB11 V8), new interior electronics, and improved dynamics. Specialist lenders assess the DB12 as a materially stronger product than the DB11 and advance accordingly.

The DB5 is one of the most internationally recognised classic cars in the world. A properly documented, matching-numbers DB5 in good order commands values of £800k-£1.5m+. Specialist lenders advance 65-70% of specialist valuation with Heritage Trust certification - typically a very strong advance in absolute terms.

Construction-period finance for Valkyrie commission holders is possible. Our specialists advise on the structure - typically a facility that bridges the progress payments to the completed car finance.

Yes - the DBX707 is commonly financed through companies. Capital allowances on qualifying business-use vehicles, VAT reclaimable on wholly business-use proportion. Specialist tax advice recommended.

Most specialist lenders require a minimum deposit of 20–25% for Aston Martin vehicles. For a car in the £120k–£280k range, that equates to roughly £24,000–£70,000. Larger deposits often unlock lower rates and smaller monthly payments.

JBR Capital and Black Horse are typically the most competitive for prestige and supercar finance. JBR Capital specialises exclusively in high-value vehicles and has no blanket age restriction on exotic makes. Black Horse (Lloyds) offers strong rates on newer models. As an independent introduction service, Doulton Bridging Finance introduces you to specialists who compare the specialist lenders on our panel on your behalf.

Yes. Unlike high-street lenders, our specialist panel lenders consider low-production-run vehicles, older classics, and low-mileage examples on their individual merit. JBR Capital and Shawbrook Bank are particularly flexible on age. Lenders assess each vehicle individually - contact us with the details.

For straightforward applications with full documentation, indicative terms can be issued within 24 hours. Formal approval typically follows within 2–3 business days. More complex cases (self-employed, overseas income, high-value vehicles) may take slightly longer. The specialist we introduce you to manages the process and keeps you updated at every stage.