2024 Aston Martin Valour V12 Petrol · 3 CDN

This 2024 Aston Martin Valour V12 currently presents no official DVSA MOT history. Registered new in 2024, the vehicle has not yet reached its third anniversary, meaning its first mandatory MOT test is not due until 2027. Because of this, we cannot establish a historical roadworthiness trend or evaluate previous test outcomes to assess maintenance standards. The lack of MOT records means there is no verified mileage data available to analyze. We cannot track annual mileage accumulation or identify any gaps in the vehicle's usage history. For a highly exclusive, low-production vehicle of this calibre, mileage is typically kept low, but buyers must rely entirely on the manufacturer service history portfolio to verify the odometer reading and check for consistent servicing intervals. Prospective buyers must conduct a rigorous physical inspection or commission a specialized pre-purchase inspection to offset the lack of DVSA data. Focus on high-wear mechanical components typical of high-performance grand tourers. Inspect the carbon-ceramic brake discs for chips or excessive wear, and check the calipers for even pad wear. Examine the suspension bushes, adaptive dampers, and lightweight alloy coil springs for any signs of premature degradation or fluid leaks. The underbody requires close scrutiny to check the carbon fibre undertrays and structural mounting points for ground-contact damage or scraping. Ensure all digital systems, active aerodynamics, and exhaust valve actuators operate correctly. Tyres must be assessed for uneven shoulder wear, which often points to tracking misalignment. A complete review of the digital Aston Martin service record is essential to confirm that the run-in service and subsequent annual maintenance schedules were completed by authorized technicians.