2011 Aston Martin V8 4.7L Petrol · P12 NRG

The most recent MOT was conducted on 19 May 2026, just eleven days ago, and resulted in a pass with absolutely no defects recorded. This fresh test provides strong evidence that the vehicle is currently roadworthy and meets all legal safety standards without immediate mechanical concerns. The MOT history over the last four years shows a perfectly stable pattern with five consecutive passes and zero advisories or failures. There is no evidence of worsening condition or recurring repair issues in the official records. The trend is exceptionally clean, suggesting the owner has maintained the car carefully or that it has seen very little use that would generate wear and tear. With 42,950 miles recorded, this vehicle is averaging roughly 2,863 miles per year, which is low for a 15-year-old car. The mileage logs confirm consistent light use, with the car covering only about 700 miles in the last year and roughly 1,100 miles the year prior. While this low mileage suggests the engine and drivetrain have not suffered heavy fatigue, it implies the vehicle may have spent long periods standing still. Cars that are infrequently used are prone to issues like dried seals, perished rubber hoses, and fluid degradation, which are not always picked up during a standard MOT inspection. Because the history is clean, your priority should be checking for the specific risks associated with age and low usage rather than general wear.