AutoSnipes Journal / October 5, 2026

Dogleg Aston V12 Vantage S Roadster Sold for $380K on BaT

A 2,700-mile Jet Black 2017 V12 Vantage S Roadster with the factory 7-speed dogleg hammered at $380,007 no reserve on October 2.

Dogleg Aston V12 Vantage S Roadster Sold for $380K on BaT

AutoSnipes Radar Score: 92/100 ยท Publish Today

$380,007. Bring a Trailer Lot #265,985, a 2,700-mile 2017 Aston Martin V12 Vantage S Roadster with the factory seven-speed dogleg manual, sold Friday, October 2 at no reserve. Winner speedman9000 after 83 bids.

Why this one scored a 92

  • One of 100 US-market V12 Vantage S cars built for 2017 with the manual transaxle
  • Factory dogleg, not a conversion: first gear left and down, the pattern enthusiasts chase
  • 2,700 miles, Jet Black over Chestnut Tan
  • Exterior Carbon Package and Sport Plus Package
  • Carbon-ceramic brakes, limited-slip diff, black soft top
  • Clean Carfax, clean Montana title, BaT Local Partner consignment

The 5.9-liter DOHC V12 was factory-rated at 565 hp and 457 lb-ft. Power goes to the rear through that dogleg seven-speed and a limited-slip differential. This is the last-generation naturally aspirated V12 Aston you can still row yourself.

Stick-tax Friday context

Same day as the gated F430 Spider ($600k) and the Murcielago LP640 conversion ($780k). Friday morning those three sat around $1.255M combined on the board. By Friday afternoon the package was about $1.76M. The dogleg Aston was the third leg of that triple.

Factory three-pedal V12 Astons are finite. When a clean, optioned, sub-3k-mile Roadster hits no reserve, the market shows up.

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Source: Bring a Trailer listing