2006 Aston Martin Vantage 5.3L Petrol · AD55 TON

The most recent MOT test was conducted in July 2025, less than a year ago, and resulted in a clean pass with no defects recorded. Looking back over the last five years, the history shows a consistent pattern of passes with zero advisories or failures. This indicates a stable mechanical condition where the vehicle has met all safety standards without requiring immediate repairs. The mileage of 18,011 miles is exceptionally low for a 20-year-old vehicle, averaging only around 900 miles per year. While this suggests the engine and drivetrain have experienced minimal mechanical wear, it also implies the car has likely spent long periods stationary. Components such as tyres, rubber hoses, and suspension bushes can degrade from age and lack of use even if the mileage is low. The gradual annual mileage increases suggest the car is being used occasionally rather than left entirely dormant, which is a positive sign for mechanical health. Because the MOT history is entirely clean, the main risk is not existing damage but hidden deterioration caused by time. You should verify that the vehicle has been serviced based on time intervals rather than mileage, as fluids like oil, brake fluid, and coolant degrade over years regardless of how far the car has driven. When inspecting the vehicle in person, prioritize checking the condition of the tyres for dry rot or cracking due to age.