2006 Aston Martin DB9 5.9L Petrol · LE03 RAN

This Aston Martin DB9 presents in an exceptionally sound mechanical condition, demonstrating a stable and flawless maintenance trend across its most recent testing cycle. In the February 2026 test at 36,351 miles, the vehicle secured a clean pass with zero defects recorded, mirroring identical fault-free outcomes from the preceding four annual examinations. Every test dating back to February 2022 resulted in a clean pass without a single advisory notice issued by the testers. Such a pristine record indicates meticulous routine upkeep by previous custodians, with consumable items and mechanical systems clearly addressed before escalating into test failures. The low mileage accumulation of approximately 1,818 miles per year aligns with the typical usage profile of a twenty-year-old grand tourer, yet the data reveals no concerning gaps of dormancy or erratic mileage spikes. The vehicle covers a steady six hundred to thirteen hundred miles annually between each winter test date, showing regular operation that helps prevent the degradation commonly associated with long-term storage. Specifically, the odometer progressed smoothly from 33,060 miles in February 2022 to 34,332 miles by May 2023, and subsequently reached 35,050 miles in February 2024, 35,716 miles in February 2025, and 36,351 miles by February 2026. This consistent cadence suggests the V12 engine and drivetrain experience regular thermal cycles, minimizing the risk of perished seals or seized ancillary components. Prospective buyers should focus their physical inspection on age-related rubber degradation, suspension bush integrity, and brake component condition rather than historical MOT faults, given the absolute absence of recorded test failures or advisories. Low-mileage handbuilt British GT cars frequently suffer from perished suspension bushings, weeping dampers, and corrosion on brake discs due to infrequent use, even if the vehicle successfully passes statutory emissions and lighting checks. A thorough ramp inspection remains essential to evaluate the structural subframes, exhaust system integrity, and alloy wheel condition, ensuring that the remarkable cleanliness of the official government record translates accurately to the underside of the chassis.