2022 Aston Martin DB11 4.0L Petrol · LB22 GPE

The most recent MOT on 2025-07-02 was a pass at 6,711 miles. No defects were recorded. There is only one MOT entry in the history, so no long-term trend can be assessed. The vehicle has not yet had a second MOT, meaning there’s insufficient data to determine if mechanical issues are emerging or stabilising. With just over 6,700 miles at four years old, the mileage is very low—approximately 1,678 miles per year. This suggests either extremely light use or extended periods of storage. Low mileage can mean less wear on moving parts, but it also raises concerns about potential degradation from inactivity, especially in rubber components, battery health, and fluid stability. No defects were reported, which is positive, but the lack of multiple MOT records limits confidence in long-term reliability. A vehicle with such low usage may have hidden issues related to being parked for long stretches, including brake corrosion, seized joints, or battery drain. Given the age and low mileage, the car likely hasn’t experienced normal driving wear, but this also means critical systems like brakes, suspension, and electricals may not have been exercised enough to confirm full functionality.