2011 Aston Martin ONE-77 7.3L Petrol · M77 RPT

The most recent MOT, dated 18 February 2025, was a clean pass with no recorded defects at 4 701 miles. This follows a similar clean pass in June 2022 and a pass in August 2020, after a failure recorded a week earlier in August 2020. The 2020 failure listed two serious items: an inoperative engine MIL (malfunction indicator lamp) and excessive wear on the off‑side front upper suspension arm pin/bush. The subsequent pass a week later indicates those faults were remedied, and the MOT record shows no further defects. The pattern therefore points to a single, addressed issue rather than an ongoing deterioration. Since the 2020 failure, the MOT results have been consistently clean, suggesting the vehicle’s condition has stabilised or even improved after the repair. There is no evidence of a worsening trend in the MOT data. At roughly 313 miles per year, the recorded mileage is exceptionally low for a 2011 model. Such low use can mean the power‑train and drivetrain have seen very little mechanical wear, which is a positive sign for components like the engine, transmission and brakes. Conversely, prolonged periods of inactivity can allow rubber parts, seals and bushings to dry out or crack, and corrosion can develop if the car has been stored outdoors.