Four Aston Martin model lines are listed in Saudi Arabia, and between them they cover the whole of what the company now builds: a compact sports car, two grand tourers and a mid-engined hybrid flagship.
Start with the Vantage and one of the grand tourers — between them they answer most of what buyers of this brand are looking for.
How much does a new Aston Martin cost in Saudi Arabia?
From SAR 1,200,000 to SAR 5,500,000. That is an exceptionally wide band for four models, because the top of it is a limited mid-engined hybrid rather than a well-equipped version of the cars below. Most of the range sits in the lower third.
Which Aston Martin models are sold here?
The Vantage is the smallest and sharpest of them, built around a twin-turbo V8. The DB12 and the DB are the grand tourers, larger and tuned for distance. The Valhalla is the mid-engined hybrid flagship and a different kind of car entirely.
Which Aston Martin should you shortlist?
The Vantage if the car is bought for driving and will be used on good roads — it is the most agile and the most accessible. The grand tourers if comfort over long distances matters more than outright agility, which for most owners it does. The Valhalla only if you want a mid-engined hybrid supercar rather than a front-engined Aston.
What does Aston Martin ownership involve?
Servicing through the authorised network, since neither the engines nor the electronics are ordinary independent work, with tyres, brakes and scheduled maintenance as the recurring costs. The badge gives back less at resale than the German equivalents, so buy the specification you actually want and keep the service file complete and stamped.
