Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

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  • How often should I service my Aston Martin?

    The car you own Aston Martin, should undergo Minor Maintenance every 10,000 to 15,000 km, and a Major Service approximately every 30,000 kilometers or once a year, based on the driving conditions. Every visit should include oil changing, replacement of the filter, brake pad inspections, and a software update.

  • What makes certified Aston Martin repair different from regular car repair?

    Certified Aston Martin Car Repair is conducted by technicians trained directly by the manufacturer. They use specialized diagnostic tools, software programming, and original components to ensure every service maintains factory performance and safety standards.

  • Why are genuine Aston Martin parts important?

    Genuine Aston Martin parts and manufacturer-approved parts are engineered specifically for each model. They ensure compatibility with systems like the engine management system, carbon ceramic brake system, and infotainment systems—protecting performance and resale value.

  • What are the risks of using a non-certified workshop?

    Non-certified car workshops may use incorrect diagnostic tools or substandard spare parts, leading to misdiagnosis, performance degradation, and even voided warranties. Repairs such as V12 engine diagnostics, gearbox repair, or AC diagnostics should only be performed by certified experts.

  • Can certified service centers handle body work and auto body repair?

    Yes. Most certified Aston Martin service centers offer advanced auto body repair, including body painting, headlight restoration, rim protection, and collision repair—using manufacturer-grade paint and original components to maintain the vehicle’s integrity.

  • How do I find a certified Aston Martin expert in my area?

    Start by checking if the service center offers Aston Martin Service Contracts or pre-purchase inspection services. Ask about their training centers, availability of genuine parts, and use of state-of-the-art equipment like video endoscopes and factory diagnostic tools.