Aston Martin DBX Market — August 2026
As of August 2026, the median advertised asking price for a new Aston Martin DBX is $322,200 across 305 U.S. dealer listings, averaging 155 days on market. Used models list at a median $145,991 across 242 listings. These are advertised asking prices, not completed-sale prices. CarWhere does not yet have enough verified DBX purchases to publish a reliable buyer-paid average — that figure appears here only from real, verified deal sheets; we never estimate it.
New · median asking
$322,200
305 listings · as of August 2026
New · days on market
155 days
average across tracked listings
Used · median asking
$145,991
242 listings · as of August 2026
Used · days on market
119 days
average across tracked listings
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Search DBX listingsFrequently asked questions
How many Aston Martin DBXs are for sale right now?
As of August 2026, CarWhere tracked 305 new and 242 used Aston Martin DBX listings nationwide.
Is the DBX market moving up or down?
Trend data builds one snapshot per month — the direction appears here once at least two monthly snapshots exist. Current baseline: $322,200 median asking as of August 2026.
Are these asking prices or selling prices?
These are ADVERTISED asking prices (medians across tracked listings), not completed-sale prices. CarWhere does not yet have enough verified DBX purchases to publish a reliable buyer-paid average — that figure comes only from real, verified deal sheets, never estimates.
Where does this data come from?
Market figures are derived aggregates (counts, medians, averages) computed monthly from licensed live-listing data covering U.S. dealer inventory. Buyer-paid figures come exclusively from verified buyer-submitted deal sheets. The two are never mixed.
Data sources, methodology & limitations
- Snapshot date: this page reflects the August 2026 national sweep. Figures refresh with one new snapshot per month.
- Asking prices: medians and counts are derived aggregates computed from licensed live-listing data covering U.S. dealer inventory (listings deduplicated per sweep). They are advertised prices — the out-the-door number a buyer negotiates is typically different.
- Buyer-paid figures: sourced exclusively from verified buyer-submitted deal sheets, labeled with model year and shown only when the sample is large enough. Asking data and paid data are never blended. No qualifying verified DBX sample exists yet.
- Scope: national aggregates — local markets can sit meaningfully above or below these medians.