Aston Martin, with concerns of improving its overall fleet’s fuel efficiency, is (supposedly) going to release a new car called the Aston Martin Cygnet that shares its mechanicals with the tiny Toyota iQ economy car. Assuming you could get a current Aston owner to buy one for you (since the first Cygnets released will only be available to existing Aston Martin customers initially) I’m sure you’d have very little trouble getting it insured…and you’d have your Aston Martin first car… lol.

As for something like a DB9, you’d pay through the nose to get insurance for it as a young driver but as others have said, one company or another probably WOULD insure you assuming you could afford the high insurance premiums.

The waiting list used to be years long for a new one but don’t know it is now – there’s a few second hand specialist dealers around eg there’s one in Olney, Bucks. There’s always someone prepared to insure – at a price and a large compulsory excess.

Sure if your over 30 – I can’t see any insurance company wanting to insure a teenage driver these day if the car costs 50K, I would expect the first years premium to be around the same..plus you would get fed up of the police stopping you everytime you drove it.