FERRARI 3602001 · 3.6L PETROL

The 2001 Ferrari 360 has no recorded MOT failures or defects in its history, with all tests from 2006 to 2009 showing "PASSED" status. The most recent MOT was on 2009-11-25 at 20,110 miles, the same as the current recorded mileage. This suggests the vehicle has not been tested or driven for at least 17 years, raising concerns about its current condition. The MOT history shows consistent passing results, but the absence of data after 2009 means there is no evidence of how the vehicle has aged or performed since then. The low mileage of 20,110 miles over 25 years (approximately 804 miles per year) indicates minimal use, which could mean the car has been stored for extended periods. While this may reduce wear on components like brakes and suspension, it also increases the risk of issues such as fluid degradation, rubber component failure, or corrosion from inactivity. The lack of recent MOT entries prevents assessment of whether the vehicle’s condition has worsened, stabilized, or improved. Without updated inspections, it is unclear if hidden problems have developed during the 17-year gap. The low mileage is ambiguous—while it suggests light use, it could also reflect long-term under-use, which may mask underlying issues not visible in the MOT records. A buyer should prioritize a thorough mechanical inspection, focusing on fluid levels, battery health, and signs of corrosion or dry rot in rubber and plastic components.