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Aston Martin Dbs
Common Car Problems by Generation

0 identified problems2 generations

Sources: DVSA MOT Test Data + owner-submitted problems · 14K tests analysed

At a Glance

The Aston Martin Dbs has 0 identified common problems across 2 generations and tyres & wheels the most common problem category. Based on 14K MOT tests from DVSA data.

Problems are patterns in the DVSA data that occur significantly more often on a specific model than the UK average — confirmed at 99% statistical confidence. Read our DVSA MOT data methodology →

Below: generation-by-generation comparison of Aston Martin Dbs common problems, MOT failure types, and pass-rate data drawn from DVSA records. Click any generation to see fuel- and engine-specific fault patterns, mileage-banded repair guidance, and the most common MOT failures testers record.

MOT Tests & Failures by Generation

Aston Martin Dbs generations by MOT tests, failures, and identified problems from DVSA data

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Most Common Aston Martin Dbs MOT Failures

Every reason Aston Martin Dbs vehicles fail their MOT, ranked by frequency. Select an individual year to see only that year’s failures, or stay on ‘All time’ for the combined picture across our 20 years of DVSA data. Scroll inside the table for the full list.

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#Failure% of failures
1Indicator fault7.46%
2Tyre condition7.04%
3Windscreen washer not working7.04%
4Front lamp not working5.63%
5Stop lamp not working5.59%
6Brake performance below minimum5.36%
7Wiper blades deteriorated5.32%
8Headlamp aim defect5.32%
9Tyre tread depth below limit4.21%
10Position lamp not working3.83%
11Number plate lamp not working3.52%
12Brake hydraulic component worn2.95%
13Suspension joint or bush worn2.41%
14Rear lamp not working2.37%
15Spark ignition emissions above threshold2.26%
16Exhaust system fault1.84%
17Parking brake condition1.53%
18Steering rack fault1.53%
19Horn not working1.38%
20Tyre pressure monitoring system fault1.38%
21Track rod end worn1.26%
22Headlamp washer not working1.22%
23Front suspension joint worn1.07%
24Parking brake performance below minimum1.07%
25Suspension mounting corroded1.07%
26Chassis condition1.03%
27Shock absorber worn or leaking0.88%
28Brake disc or drum worn0.77%
29Front suspension fault0.69%
30Body corrosion or damage0.65%
31Windscreen damage affecting view0.65%
32Electrical switch fault0.57%
33Headlamp fault0.57%
34Brake pads or linings worn0.46%
35Brake master cylinder or servo mounting fault0.42%
36Driver seat fault0.42%
37Brake fluid leak0.38%
38Fuel cap damaged or missing0.38%
39Airbag warning light on0.34%
40Rear fog lamp not working0.34%
41Rigid brake pipe corroded or damaged0.34%
42Catalytic converter efficiency low0.31%
43Fuel pipe corroded or damaged0.31%
44Rear suspension fault0.31%
45Ball joint dust cover split0.31%
46King pin or swivel pin worn0.31%
47Battery loose or leaking0.27%
48Brake caliper fault0.27%
49Electrical wiring fault0.27%
50Dashboard warning lamp fault0.23%
51Flexible brake hose damaged0.23%
52Fog lamp not working0.23%
53Front passenger door fault0.23%
54Power steering pipe or hose leaking0.23%
55Seat belt condition0.23%
56Steering coupling worn0.23%
57Passenger seat fault0.19%
58Steering lock fault0.19%
59Engine mounting worn or broken0.15%
60Mirror damaged or missing0.15%
61Steering operation fault0.15%
62Vehicle structure corrosion0.15%
63Brake pedal movement restricted0.11%
64Drag link end worn0.11%
65Electronic stability control fault0.11%
66Exhaust emissions above threshold (non-catalyst)0.11%
67Power steering ram fault0.11%
68Steering arm worn0.11%
69Steering free play excessive0.11%
70Steering wheel damaged or insecure0.11%
71Tyre size or type not matched0.11%
72Bonnet catch or hinge fault0.08%
73Brake lever fault0.08%
74Brake pedal fault0.08%
75Coil spring broken or corroded0.08%
76Exhaust leak0.08%
77Handbrake cable fault0.08%
78Handbrake lever fault0.08%
79Headlamp levelling device fault0.08%
80Rear reflector damaged or missing0.08%
81Steering column fault0.08%
82Suspension arm worn or corroded0.08%
83Wheel bearing worn0.08%
84ABS fault0.04%
85Brake cable, rod, lever or linkage fault0.04%
86Brake fluid warning light on0.04%
87Compression ignition emissions above threshold0.04%
88Power steering pump fault0.04%
89Rear fog lamp warning light fault0.04%
90Speedometer fault0.04%
91Spring mounting corroded0.04%
92Steering damper fault0.04%
93Subframe mounting corroded0.04%
94Suspension coupling worn0.04%
95Suspension retaining or locking device fault0.04%
96Wheel hub fault0.04%
97Speed limiter fault0.04%

Showing all 97 reasons — scroll inside the table for the full list.

Aston Martin Dbs MOT Failures by Category

Total MOT failure occurrences for the Aston Martin Dbs, grouped by category. Same data as the failures table above — just sliced by category instead of fault title. Hover a slice for the top failures in each category.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are the most common Aston Martin Dbs problems?

Based on analysis of 14K Aston Martin Dbs MOT tests from DVSA data, we have 0 identified common problems across 2 generations. Tyres & Wheels is the most common problem category.

Which Aston Martin Dbs generation has the most problems?

We haven't identified significant problem patterns specific to any single generation of the Aston Martin Dbs yet — either this is a well-engineered model across all its generations, or the sample size per generation is still small. Check individual generation pages for MOT failure and advisory breakdowns.

How is this data calculated?

We analyse anonymised DVSA MOT test records under the Open Government Licence. An issue is classified as a "Common Problem" when it occurs significantly more often on a specific model than the UK average, confirmed at 99% statistical confidence. Read the full methodology page for details.

Can I report a problem with my Aston Martin Dbs?

Yes — use the "Tell Us About Your Problem" form on this page. Your report helps other Aston Martin Dbs owners spot problems early. All submissions are reviewed before being added to the public database.

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