Does V8CBU have an active MOT?
Yes, as of Tuesday 13th October 2026 V8CBU does have an active MOT. Read more
The most recent MOT was PASSED at 101,504 miles 2 months ago on Thursday 6th August 2026 at 10:35.
The current MOT will expire in 10 months on Thursday 5th August 2027.
The current Tax will expire in 2 months on Tuesday 1st December 2026.
| Result | MOT Date | Expiry Date | Mileage |
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| PASSED | 5TH AUGUST 2027 | 101,504 MI | |
| PASSED | 11TH JUNE 2025 | 10TH JUNE 2026 | 99,865 MI |
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| FAILED | 30TH APRIL 2025 | 99,844 MI | |
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| PASSED | 19TH APRIL 2024 | 21ST APRIL 2025 | 97,620 MI |
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| PASSED | 18TH APRIL 2023 | 21ST APRIL 2024 | 95,719 MI |
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| PASSED | 22ND APRIL 2022 | 21ST APRIL 2023 | 90,023 MI |
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| PASSED | 3RD MARCH 2021 | 2ND MARCH 2022 | 87,157 MI |
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| PASSED | 26TH JULY 2019 | 25TH JANUARY 2021 | 73,020 MI |
| PASSED | 16TH MARCH 2018 | 15TH MARCH 2019 | 58,198 MI |
| PASSED | 21ST OCTOBER 2016 | 20TH OCTOBER 2017 | 55,704 MI |
| PASSED | 4TH SEPTEMBER 2015 | 23RD SEPTEMBER 2016 | 52,156 MI |
| PASSED | 15TH SEPTEMBER 2014 | 23RD SEPTEMBER 2015 | 48,726 MI |
| PASSED | 7TH SEPTEMBER 2013 | 23RD SEPTEMBER 2014 | 44,434 MI |
| PASSED | 18TH SEPTEMBER 2012 | 23RD SEPTEMBER 2013 | 38,265 MI |
| PASSED | 21ST SEPTEMBER 2011 | 23RD SEPTEMBER 2012 | 32,841 MI |
| PASSED | 24TH SEPTEMBER 2010 | 23RD SEPTEMBER 2011 | 28,563 MI |
| PASSED | 24TH SEPTEMBER 2009 | 23RD SEPTEMBER 2010 | 22,812 MI |
| Result | MOT Date | Expiry Date | Mileage |
MOT Pass Rate: 94% | MOT Failure Rate: 6%
Last recorded mileage: 101,504 miles | Average yearly mileage: 5,075 miles
This Aston Martin V8 Vantage with registration V8CBU was manufactured on Thursday 14th September 2006 so it is currently 20 years old. Its colour is Red and it has a 4.3 litre Petrol engine.
The odometer reading at the last MOT in 2026 was 101,504 miles, so this Aston Martin has travelled an average of 5,075 miles per year in the time it has been on the road.
We have a total of 17 MOTs on record for this Aston Martin V8 Vantage beginning with its first recorded MOT in 2009. We can see 1 of these tests have been MOT failures - this means V8CBU has a 94% MOT pass rate!
Over its lifetime, this Aston Martin V8 Vantage has had 17 Advisories, 0 PRS Notices, 1 Minor, 4 Major, 1 Dangerous and 0 Fail comments in its MOT History.
This Aston Martin V8 Vantage is currently Taxed and the Tax, or VED (Vehicle Excise Duty), is next due in 2 months on Tuesday 1st December 2026 .
Yes, as of Tuesday 13th October 2026 V8CBU does have an active MOT. Read more
Yes, as of Tuesday 13th October 2026 V8CBU does have Tax. Read more
The current Tax for V8CBU will expire in 2 months on Tuesday 1st December 2026. If you are purchasing this vehicle, remember that the vehicle Tax cannot be transferred and you will need to re-tax the vehicle. Read more
The current MOT for V8CBU will expire in 10 months on Thursday 5th August 2027. Read more
The most recent MOT on record for V8CBU was on Thursday 6th August 2026 at 10:35. It Passed this MOT. Read more
Out of a total of 17 MOTs on record for V8CBU we can see 16 of these tests have been MOT Passes. Remember, digitised MOT records began in 2005 so MOT results prior to 2005 cannot be traced online. Read more
Out of a total of 17 MOTs on record for V8CBU we can see 1 of these tests have been MOT Failures. This means this vehicle has a 94% MOT pass rate! Read more
V8CBU is registered as a 2006 Aston Martin V8 Vantage. Read more
The odometer reading for V8CBU at the last MOT in August 2026 was 101,504 miles. If the vehicle is still in use, it's likely the mileage has increased since then and up-to-date statistics will be provided at the next MOT. This vehicle has travelled an average of 5,075 miles per year. Read more
The vehicle V8CBU was manufactured in 2006 so it is currently 20 years old. It was first registered on Thursday 14th September 2006. Read more
The official colour of V8CBU is recorded as Red. Read more
V8CBU has a 4.3 litre Petrol engine. Read more

V8CBU MOT Comments
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