FERRARI 4882016 · 3.9L PETROL

This Ferrari 488 has a very clean MOT history, with its most recent test in April 2026 showing a clean pass with no defects at 21,040 miles. The overall condition trend appears stable and well-maintained, as every test since 2022 has passed without any advisory or failure items, except for a single tyre wear note. The only recorded issue was in March 2022 at 10,915 miles, when both front tyres were noted as worn close to the legal limit. This is a normal consumable item and not a sign of a mechanical problem. The fact that no further tyre or suspension advisories have appeared in the subsequent three tests suggests the owner has been proactive about replacing worn parts. The mileage of roughly 2,100 miles per year is low for a 10-year-old car, which can be a double-edged sword. It may indicate light, careful use or periods of storage, which is common for a high-performance vehicle like this. However, low mileage can also mean the car has sat for extended periods, potentially leading to dried-out seals, degraded rubber components, or issues with the clutch and gearbox if not used regularly. The consistent annual mileage pattern (roughly 2,500–3,000 miles per year between tests) suggests it has been used regularly rather than left standing for years at a time, which is a positive sign. A buyer should first inspect the condition of the tyres, particularly the fronts, as they were noted as worn in 2022 and may need replacement again depending on recent use.