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Aston Martin Paint Color Codes

318 factory colors across 11 models, model years 1980 to 2025. Find your Aston Martin paint code by model and year.

Aston Martin has 318 factory paint colors on record across 11 model groups, with model years running from 1980 to 2025. Pick your model below to see every color that was offered for it, together with the official paint code and the years it was available.

Every Aston Martin carries its paint code on a label somewhere on the vehicle. Once you know the code you can order matching touch-up paint or give it to a body shop. Confirm it against your VIN before you buy anything.

Find your Aston Martin model

Cygnet6 colors · 2010–2012 DB93 colors · 2003–2008 DB9 Coupe6 colors · 2003–2008 DB9 Vantage3 colors · 2003–2008 DB9 Volante9 colors · 2003–2008 Logonda3 colors · 2003–2013 V8 Coupe3 colors · 2003–2008 V8 Vantage11 colors · 2003–2008 V8 Vantage Roadster11 colors · 2003–2008 Vanquish11 colors · 2003–2008 Other models344 colors · 1980–2025

Most widely used Aston Martin factory colors

These colors appear across the most models. Codes in the last column are the main factory code; alternates for the same color are listed on each model page.

ColorPaint codeModel yearsModels
Blue Sapphire 1346 2003–2008 8
Titanium Silver 1348 2000–2014 7
Jet Black 1328 2004–2009 7
Marine Blue 1347 2003–2008 7
Oyster Silver 1340 2004–2008 7
Slate Blue 1343 2004–2019 6
Midnight Blue 1341 2000–2009 6
California Sage 1338 2003–2009 6
Almond Green 1339 2004–2009 6
Meteorite Silver 1344 2003–2009 5
Celeste Blue 1335 2003–2008 5
Stratus White 5057D 2008–2019 2
Viridian Green 1666 2011–2020 2
Muhurraq 1683 2010–2012 2
Azurite Black II 1685 2011–2012 2
Copper Chestnut 1662 2011–2012 2

Swatches are approximate screen colors picked from the color name. The paint code is the real identifier.

Where to find your Aston Martin paint code

Start with the driver's door jamb: most manufacturers print a label there that includes the paint code, often marked paint, color, ext or similar, sometimes next to a separate trim code. If it is not there, check the glovebox, the trunk area, and under the hood on the radiator support or strut tower.

If the label is missing or unreadable, a dealer parts department can decode your VIN to recover the original factory color. Read the code exactly as printed, and remember that some colors have several codes: the first one listed on this site is the main factory code, and the others are variants recorded for the same color.

Ordering touch-up paint for your Aston Martin

Order by paint code, never by color name alone: the same name can cover different formulations from year to year. For anything bigger than a small chip, have the shop test-spray the mixed paint on a card and compare it to your car in daylight, because sun exposure and age can shift how your existing paint looks compared to a fresh batch of the same code.

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Color names, codes and model-year ranges come from public reference listings (chiefly ChipFixx) and may contain gaps or errors. Always verify against your vehicle's label or VIN before ordering paint. Spot a mistake? Let us know.