What separates the DBX from the DBX707, what the 2024 interior update changed, and where the single DBX707 on Carzle sits against rivals like the Lamborghini Urus.
An Aston Martin DBX707 listed on Carzle in October 2026 is a 2023 car with 14,000 km at a dealer asking price of AED 679,000. The DBX707 makes 707PS and 900Nm and reaches 100 km/h in 3.3 seconds, which is 157PS and 200Nm more than the standard DBX V8.
Carzle has only one DBX in stock right now, so this is a buyer's guide, not an inventory roundup. It explains what the 707 changed, what the 2024 interior update added, and where the single listing sits against its rivals.
Aston Martin announced the DBX707 on 1 February 2022 as a more extreme version of the DBX. It states the 707 has 157PS and 200Nm more than the DBX (V8), which works out at about 550PS and 700Nm for the standard car. The 4.0-litre twin-turbo V8 is the same engine family, but much of the car around it changed.
Aston Martin's own model page now lists the DBX S and DBX GT beside the DBX707. Neither is in Carzle stock, and we have not verified their specifications.
In April 2024 Aston Martin announced a redesigned DBX707 cabin, with production and first deliveries scheduled for the second quarter of 2024. The change is visible the moment you sit inside.
The single DBX on Carzle is a 2023 DBX707 with 14,000 km at AED 679,000. The listing records the trim as 707 and nothing more, so options, colour and regional specification are unknown.
One car cannot show a trend, and we are not going to draw a depreciation curve from it. What the price does tell you is where this SUV sits among its rivals. Used Lamborghini Urus on Carzle run from AED 625,000 for a 2020 car with 93,000 km to AED 1,175,000 for a 2024 Urus S with 5,000 km. The DBX707 at AED 679,000 is near the bottom of that range, with far lower mileage than the cheapest Urus.
If you are tracking prices, ask the dealer for the original invoice price and the options fitted. That, rather than the badge, explains most of the gap between two cars of the same year.
The obvious rival on Carzle is the Lamborghini Urus. Lamborghini lists the Urus S at 666 CV and 0-100 km/h in 3.5 seconds, and the Performante at 666 CV and 3.3 seconds. The DBX707's 707PS and 3.3 seconds put it level with the Performante on acceleration and ahead on stated power.
Our Aston Martin DBX vs Lamborghini Urus comparison sets the two side by side, and our Lamborghini Urus price guide lists every Urus version with its asking price. Browse the full Urus range if you want to see current stock.
The price gap matters. Only the 2020 Urus is cheaper than the DBX707, at AED 625,000. The 2024 Urus S and Performante cost AED 1,075,000 and up, and new Urus begin at AED 1,185,000, so the DBX707 at AED 679,000 is far cheaper than any of those.
These points apply to any used DBX707, and none of them is specific to the car on Carzle.
Aston Martin's newer coupes are covered in our DB12 and Vantage buying guide, which is worth reading for dealer-versus-private advice that applies equally here.
Disclaimer: This article is for general information only and is not legal, financial, tax or insurance advice. Prices, specifications and availability are indicative, vary by trim and GCC specification, and change without notice - confirm current figures with the selling dealer. Government fees, registration, import, customs and traffic regulations are subject to change; always verify current requirements directly with the relevant UAE authority (RTA, MOEI, Customs, your emirate's traffic department) or your insurer before acting. Carzle is a marketplace: vehicles are listed and sold by independent licensed dealers, and Carzle is not a party to any sale.
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