2010 Aston Martin DB9 5.9L Petrol · B9 SVT

This 2010 Aston Martin DB9 passed its most recent MOT on 22 May 2026 with no defects recorded. The test was carried out at 53,782 miles, which represents the vehicle's current recorded mileage. The MOT record spans nearly four years and shows a consistent pattern of passes with no defects reported across all five tests. The vehicle has accumulated roughly 1,295 miles over that four-year window, averaging around 324 miles per year during the period covered by these records. This extremely low annual mileage during the MOT history suggests the car has been used very sparingly in recent years. Looking at the broader mileage context, the DB9 is 16 years old but shows only 53,782 miles on the odometer, equating to approximately 3,361 miles per year across its entire life. This figure is notably low and raises a significant consideration: the vehicle appears to have spent substantial time off the road or stored rather than in regular use. While this may indicate light wear on the engine and transmission, extended periods of inactivity present their own mechanical challenges, particularly for fuel systems, brake fluid, cooling systems, coolant condition, battery health, and tyre integrity after long static storage. The trend across the five MOT tests is stable with no emerging defects, which is positive. However, stability in the test results does not necessarily reflect the true underlying condition of a vehicle that has been driven so little in recent years.