2017 Aston Martin Vantage S - Low Mileage
Sold for
£53,600
Ended 25 Jun 2026
Data from PistonHeads, updated on 10 Oct 2026
- Year
- 2017
- Mileage
- 9,779 miles
- Gearbox
- Manual
- Engine
- 4700
- Colour
- Silver
Specification
- Fuel
- Petrol
- Body
- Hatchback
- Owners
- 2
Description
Highlights
- 4.7-litre V8
- Desirable manual gearbox
- Super low miles
- Just two former keepers
- Excellent condition inside and out
Full leather interior
Just serviced and fresh MOT
Overview
Still looking as fresh and purposeful as it did when it was unveiled back in 2005 during the VH platform era, the Vantage S marks the final chapter for this generation of Aston Martin. As a send-off for the VH platform, it represents years of development, with the Vantage refined into something far sharper and more complete. By this point, it had become a proper driver’s car, especially in 4.7-litre V8 manual form, like this one.
True to its roots, this is a car from before everything went digital and paddle-shifted. There’s no dual-clutch gearbox here, just a proper manual that puts you right at the centre of the experience. Combined with the naturally aspirated V8, it delivers a level of involvement and feel that’s hard to replicate in more modern machinery. It’s mechanical, direct, and rewarding in a way that newer cars often aren’t.
As an ‘S’ model, it gets a handful of subtle but worthwhile upgrades. There’s a slightly larger rear ‘flip-tail’ spoiler for improved aerodynamics, revised suspension that sits a touch lower and feels more planted, and a small bump in power, which is enough to make a noticeable difference both in looks and on the road.
This 2017 Aston Martin Vantage S is a particularly well-kept example, showing under 10,000 miles from new and only two former keepers. The current owner has had it for five years but has covered around 400 miles in that time, so it’s clearly been used sparingly. However, it hasn’t seen much use recently due to a change in the owner’s health, which is ultimately why this much-loved Vantage S is now being offered for sale with a just-completed service and MOT. If you're after an almost box-fresh 4.7-litre Vantage S, look no further.
History and Documentation
V5C present and in the vendor's name
UK registered 30th June 2017
Coming from five years of ownership
Two former keepers
Three keys present (crystal remote key, standard remote key, valet key)
Owner’s manual present
Aston Martin 2018 - 2019 Yearbook
Invoices included, the most recent covering a service and the replacement of a seat module
4 service stamps
Services were carried out at the following intervals: 26th June 2018 @ 2,098 miles, 15th March 2019 @ 2,727 miles, 29th June 2020 @ 7,196 miles, 21st April 2022 @ 9,339 miles, Jun 2026 @ around 9,600 miles
Please note the registration number MJ10 CAT will be removed and the car will revert to the age-appropriate plate VX17 UFW
- Mileage at the time of photography was 9,443 miles and has increased a little to 9,779 in the process of getting the car serviced and MOT'd
HPI clear
- ULEZ compliant
Interior
The Dark Night leather interior is embroidered ‘Vantage S’ in the seat back and has white detail stitching
The electric leather seats are in excellent condition, with just the smallest mark on the edge of the driver's bolster
Both door panels are free from damage, and the piano black trim section is excellent
The Dark Night dashboard also has white stitching and is free from damage or scuff
The instruments are working as they should
The piano black and aluminium trim in the centre sections are free from any noticeable or excessive scratches
All the switchgear appears in good order and is reportedly working correctly with no issues
Air conditioning
Cruise control
Push key to start the engine
The factory leather steering wheel is in good order
The original leather gearknob is in excellent condition
The carpets are clean and tidy throughout
A set of fitted mats are in place, which are also in excellent condition.
Factory tyre compressor in situ
Exterior
Finished in the stunning Lightning Silver Metallic
The paintwork presents very well
Stone chips are virtually non-existent, with just one noticeable chip on the bonnet
No dings or dents were spotted when looking around the car
The panel gaps appear to be even
All the windows appear in good condition, with no noticeable scratches
The chrome window trims have some light water marks, which could possibly be removed with a good detail
The headlights are in excellent condition, with no damage to the lenses.
Crystal-clear rear lights are damage-free and in good order
The factory 19-inch gloss black and diamond-cut alloy wheels are in good condition
There is a small kerb mark on the driver's side front wheel
A matching set of Bridgestone Potenza tyres are fitted, which all have a good amount of tread remaining
Mechanical
4.7-litre V8
Produces approximately 430 bhp and 361 lb-ft of torque
0–62 mph in approximately 4.8 seconds
Top speed is approximately 190 mph
The V8 fires up without hesitation and runs with no issues reported by the vendor
Fitted with a six-speed manual gearbox
As you can imagine, with a 4.7-litre V8, the Aston pulls well through the gears
The car has been standing for a while, but no knocks or bangs are said to be coming from the suspension
The brake discs did have a coating of light rust at the time of photography through lack of use, but this has now cleared following the trips for servicing and MOT
The aluminium underside is in very clean condition, in keeping with the mileage
Summary
This is a 2017 Vantage S model which has covered fewer than 10,000 miles and has essentially been preserved in a time capsule.
Finding a V8 Vantage S with the manual gearbox is already a win for driving enthusiasts, as most buyers at the time opted for the automated Sportshift. However, pairing that desirable specification with such low mileage and a solid service history makes this a top-tier investment piece. Usually, these cars are either high-mileage or have been owned by several people, so having few former owners and low mileage suggests it was truly cherished rather than just passed around.
At that mileage, the 4.7-litre V8 engine is barely broken in. While the price might be slightly higher than that of a high-mileage example, the lack of wear on the interior bolsters and the crispness of that manual linkage will make it feel like a nearly new car. It’s a rare opportunity to own the peak of the analogue Aston era in fantastic condition.
To arrange a viewing, click the ‘Book Viewing’ button located under the ‘Place Bid’ button. Viewings can be booked up until the day before the auction ends, after which the option will change to ‘Contact Seller’ for further enquiries. This seller is located in Caersws, Mid Wales.
Comparable sales
Sold prices from auctions that ended in the last 24 months. Chart shows the last 12 months. The latest 25 sales carry details. Prices in GBP.
Median sold price
£31,655
Sold range
£15,544 – £172,000
Sold lots
68
Price trend
Rising
Sold 69% above the median for this model

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