FERRARI 4582010 · 4.5L PETROL

The most recent MOT on record dates back to December 2013, leaving a gap of over twelve years without a valid test certificate given today's date. This absence of recent data makes it impossible to verify the vehicle's current safety status or roadworthiness through official records. The recorded mileage sits at approximately 8,230 miles, which averages out to just over 500 miles per year. While this indicates very low usage, such a figure often brings risks associated with long-term storage rather than mechanical wear from driving. Vehicles that stand for long periods frequently suffer from degraded rubber components, dried seals, and fluid contamination. The limited history available shows a failure in early December 2013 caused by headlamp aim errors on both sides and a small cut in the offside front tyre wall. The car passed a retest later that month, likely resolved by fitting headlamp masks or converters, but there is no subsequent history to suggest if these issues recurred or if new ones developed. Due to the extensive time gap since the last test, there is no evidence to suggest whether the vehicle's condition is stable or deteriorating. The trend is effectively unknown, and you must assume that significant maintenance may be required to bring a car of this age back to a roadworthy standard after such a long hiatus. When inspecting this vehicle, focus heavily on the effects of ageing and inactivity.