MASERATI QUATTROPORTE2011 · 4.7L PETROL

The most recent MOT, carried out on 2 October 2025 at 29 815 miles, resulted in a pass with no defects recorded. The previous test in October 2024 also passed without any noted issues. Looking further back, the 2023 MOT recorded a front‑brake‑pad wear advisory (pads wearing thin), and the 2021 MOT showed multiple tyre‑condition advisories – cracking, perishing and tread wear on all four tyres. These are the only defects noted in the supplied history, indicating a recurring pattern of brake‑pad wear and tyre deterioration that appeared two to three years ago. Since those advisories, the vehicle has passed two consecutive MOTs with no defects, suggesting that the identified issues have been addressed and the current trend is stable or improving. No new defects have emerged in the most recent tests. The recorded mileage of 29 815 miles on a 2011 model equates to roughly 1 988 miles per year, which is low for its age. Low mileage can reflect limited use or extended periods of standing; such standing can contribute to tyre perishing and may affect brake components if the car is not exercised regularly. However, the mileage signal is ambiguous – it could also indicate light, careful use – so we cannot definitively conclude higher or lower wear solely from this figure. For a buyer, the priority checks should be: measure the thickness of the front brake pads to confirm they are above the legal limit, inspect all tyres for signs of cracking, perishing or insufficient tread depth, and verify brake‑fluid condition and disc wear.