2021 Aston Martin DBX V8 Auto 4.0L Petrol · X33 NES

The official DVSA record for this Aston Martin DBX shows a stable roadworthiness status, supported by a clean pass recorded on 18 September 2025 at an unspecified mileage. This most recent test followed an earlier pass on 4 September 2024, yielding a defect-free history across the available data points. The complete absence of advisories during these consecutive examinations indicates that no progressive mechanical deterioration or consumable wear items were flagged by the testing station during those specific inspections. The vehicle has accumulated 45,660 miles across its five-year lifespan, averaging approximately 9,132 miles annually. This rate of use aligns with typical driving patterns for a luxury performance SUV of this age, sitting below heavy fleet usage while avoiding the risks associated with prolonged periods of standing. The sparsity of the MOT log is standard for a vehicle of this age, as the first test would only have fallen due in 2024. Prospective buyers should verify the condition of the high-performance braking system, specifically looking for uneven pad wear or disc scoring given the substantial weight and power of the V8 platform. A physical inspection must also prioritize the complex multi-link air suspension components, bushes, and damper units for fluid leaks or premature wear. Checking the subframes and undertrays for any signs of grounding or impact damage remains essential, alongside verifying that all electronic driver assistance systems and powertrain components operate without fault during a cold start and extended road test.