How to use this guidance
Use the handbook and current dealer programme for the exact model year, market and build specification. No time/mileage intervals, torque settings, fluid grades or capacities are borrowed from the parent family.
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Checks, fluids, and inspection notes
Regular checks
- Confirm the final V12 generation and exact Coupé/Roadster specification, with particular attention to carbon-ceramic brakes, tyres and limited-series body parts. Inspect the folding roof, seals and drainage with the correct handbook; do not force a roof that reports a fault.
- Review the dated service record and written evidence of completed safety campaigns.
- Check tyres, warning messages and visible leaks using the correct owner handbook before a trip.
Fluid strategy
- Obtain approved specifications for the exact engine, transmission and market from the correct handbook or authorised dealer.
Inspection notes
- A named special edition can have body, braking, suspension or electronic equipment that differs from its family.
- Retain the factory build specification and documented service/campaign work.
- Owner checks do not replace a qualified inspection or authorise workshop procedures.
Sources and research
Owner guidance is kept separate from a factory service schedule. Sources describing launch specifications are not used to establish service intervals.
- Manufacturer owner’s guides by model year and language — Aston Martin. Checked .
- V12 Vantage Roadster (2022) specification and model history — Aston Martin. Checked .
Frequently asked questions
Where are the replacement intervals?
A verified schedule for this exact derivative has not been reproduced. Obtain the applicable handbook and current dealer programme; missing published intervals do not justify postponing service.
Does the parent model’s schedule automatically apply?
No. Confirm the derivative, year, market and equipment against the source before using any interval or procedure.