2010 Aston Martin DB9 5.9L Petrol · KX10 JUA

This 2010 Aston Martin DB9 shows a very low mileage profile, having covered only 28,280 miles in roughly 16 years. This averages out to approximately 1,768 miles per year, which is exceptionally low for a vehicle of this age. While low mileage often suggests minimal mechanical wear on the drivetrain, it frequently implies the car has spent long periods stationary. The MOT history reveals a recurring pattern of age-related deterioration rather than heavy usage. Specifically, there is a consistent issue with all four tyres cracking or perishing, which has appeared in every MOT since 2023. This is a classic symptom of a vehicle that sits unused for extended periods, allowing the rubber to dry out and degrade. The vehicle's condition trend appears stable but shows signs of ongoing maintenance requirements regarding rubber components. While the 2025 MOT was a pass, the persistent mention of perishing tyres and the previous 2023 failure regarding a deteriorated brake hose suggest that the car's age is affecting its consumables more than its mileage is. The extremely low mileage is an ambiguous signal; it could mean the car is a well-preserved collector's item, or it could mean it has suffered from the negative effects of under-use, such as seized components or perished seals. Before purchasing, you must inspect the condition of all rubber components, specifically the tyres, brake hoses, and any visible suspension bushings.