2018 FERRARI 4883.9L PETROL

This 2018 Ferrari 488 passed its most recent MOT on 26 May 2026 with no defects recorded. The test was carried out at 1,599 miles, which represents a gain of only 137 miles over the preceding twelve months. The MOT record spans five years and shows a consistent pattern of passes with zero defects across all five tests. The mileage progression is remarkably flat: the car has accumulated just 199 miles in total over that five-year period, rising from 1,400 miles in April 2022 to 1,599 miles in May 2026. This works out to approximately 40 miles per year during the MOT history window, well below the typical 10,000 to 12,000 miles per year for an active vehicle. At eight years old with only 1,599 recorded miles, this car has spent the vast majority of its life in storage or very light use. Whilst low mileage can suggest minimal wear on engine internals and drivetrain components, it also raises concerns about systems that deteriorate through disuse rather than use. Fuel systems, cooling systems, brake fluid, and seals can degrade when a vehicle sits idle for extended periods. Tyres, batteries, and rubber components are particularly vulnerable to age-related degradation independent of mileage. The condition trend is stable: there are no defects now, and there have been none throughout the recorded history.