2017 ASTON MARTIN VANQUISH5.9L PETROL

The most recent MOT on 22 May 2026 was a clean pass at 32,014 miles, with no defects recorded. This is the latest entry in a five‑test series, each of which also passed without any advisory or failure notes. Across the whole MOT history the pattern is uniformly clean – there are no recurring advisories, failures or even minor comments. The absence of recorded defects suggests that, at least as far as the testable safety items are concerned, the vehicle’s condition has remained stable over the past three and a half years. Mileage-wise the car has logged only 32,014 miles in roughly nine years, averaging about 3,500 miles per year. That is well below the typical usage for a sports car of this age, indicating light or intermittent use. Low mileage can mean less wear on brakes, suspension, clutch and drivetrain components, but it can also hint at long periods of storage, which may lead to ageing of seals, rubber, battery and corrosion that are not captured by MOT checks. Overall the trend looks neither worsening nor improving – the MOT results are consistently clean, and the mileage growth has been modest. The key risk is not evident from the MOT data itself but lies in the possibility of age‑related deterioration that low mileage does not prevent. The buyer’s first inspection should therefore focus on: Visual checks for any rust, corrosion or fluid leaks, especially around the engine bay and under the car.