The 2014 Aston Martin DB9 has 3 recalls, the most serious involving a faulty transmission circuit board that can cause the gearbox to drop into neutral without any driver input, leaving the car unable to accelerate or move out of traffic.
A second transmission concern involves the park pawl, the internal mechanism that locks the gearbox when the selector is placed in Park. A communication error between the engine and transmission control modules can prevent the pawl from engaging, meaning the car may roll on a slope if the driver exits without applying the parking brake. There is also a door latch recall: the interior unlocking mechanism can fail to respond after the car has been locked from outside, potentially trapping an occupant inside the cabin.