ASTON MARTIN DB3S REPLICA
Lowest Price: £36,000 • Median Price: £47,250 • Highest Price: £54,000 • Sell-Through Rate: 75%
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£36,000
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£47,250
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£54,000
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3
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SELL THROUGH RATE:
75%
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The Aston Martin DB3S Replica mirrors the original DB3S, a sports racing car of the 1950s.
It was designed to win the World Sportscar Championship.
Though it didn't clinch the title, it secured numerous victories.
Its successor was the DBR1, which won the 1959 World Sportscar Championship.
A lesser-known tale involves a privateer racer who, unable to afford factory support, modified his DB3S.
He incorporated innovative aerodynamic tweaks, improving its cornering.
This inspired Aston Martin engineers to explore similar enhancements, subtly influencing later designs.
How much is a Aston Martin DB3S Replica worth?
In average condition, a Aston Martin DB3S Replica is worth £47,250.
What is the most expensive Aston Martin DB3S Replica to sell in history publicly?
The most expensive Aston Martin DB3S Replica to sell in history was sold for £54,000.
What is the cheapest Aston Martin DB3S Replica to sell in history publicly?
The cheapest Aston Martin DB3S Replica to sell in history was sold for £36,000.
When was the Aston Martin DB3S Replica produced?
The Aston Martin DB3S Replica was produced between 1959 and 1969.