2020 PORSCHE TAYCANELECTRICITY

This 2020 Porsche Taycan has a recorded mileage of 19,481 miles, which averages out to roughly 3,250 miles per year. This is exceptionally low usage for a six-year-old vehicle. While low mileage typically suggests less wear on major mechanical components, it often indicates that the car has been standing for long periods, which can cause issues with brakes and tyres due to lack of regular movement. The MOT history shows a shift from a clean test in October 2024 to a failure in December 2025. The vehicle initially failed on two specific items: a nearside rear tyre worn close to the legal limit on the inner edge, and a parking brake with efficiency below requirements. The car passed a retest on the same day, implying these issues were addressed immediately to secure the certificate, but the underlying causes require closer scrutiny. The tyre wear pattern is the most significant risk highlighted here. The test noted the tyre was wearing on the "very inner edge" with only 3-4mm remaining. Inner edge wear is rarely caused by normal driving; it is a strong indicator of incorrect wheel alignment, excessive negative camber, or worn suspension tracking. If the previous owner simply replaced the tyre without performing a full geometry check and alignment, the replacement tyre will likely suffer the same rapid wear.