2010 Aston Martin Vantage 5.9L Petrol · V12 VRB

This 2010 Aston Martin Vantage has covered just 44,563 miles over 16 years, which is exceptionally low. While this suggests the car has spent significant periods in storage or seen only occasional weekend use, the MOT history indicates that this lack of regular exercise may be contributing to its recent mechanical issues. The vehicle's condition trend appears to be slightly worsening. While the car passed its most recent MOT in March 2026, the history shows a recurring pattern of tyre wear, specifically on the inner edges. This suggests a potential issue with suspension geometry or alignment that has not been fully resolved despite multiple advisories over the last few years. The 2024 failure for an engine malfunction indicator lamp is the most significant red flag. Even with low mileage, modern luxury vehicles often suffer from electrical or sensor-related faults when left standing for long periods. The fact that the car failed for an inoperative warning light suggests that the underlying issue may have been cleared or bypassed rather than properly rectified, which is a common concern with high-performance vehicles. The low mileage is a double-edged sword. While the drivetrain has seen less physical wear than a high-mileage equivalent, the car is likely suffering from the effects of infrequent use, such as perished rubber components, seized brake calipers, or electrical gremlins.