MASERATI QUATTROPORTE2011 · 4.7L PETROL

The most recent MOT test on March 26th, 2026, passed with no defects recorded. The MOT history shows a pattern of passing tests with no defects noted in the most recent entry, but there is a history of noted issues in previous inspections. The trend in the history is mixed; while the latest result is clean, previous tests flagged specific wear items, such as worn front brake pads in 2022 and a slight play in the offside rear wheel bearing in 2023. This suggests that wear items are being addressed or that these issues are minor enough not to cause a failure in the subsequent MOTs. The mileage of 66,356 miles for a vehicle of this age suggests a relatively low annual mileage of approximately 4,424 miles per year. This lower mileage could indicate lighter overall use or extended periods where the vehicle was not driven frequently. Given this history, the main risk pattern is related to components that show wear, specifically brakes and the rear wheel bearing noted previously. A buyer should inspect the brake system thoroughly, checking the condition of the pads and discs. They should also carefully inspect the rear wheel area for any unusual noises or excessive play around the bearing area. Finally, a comprehensive visual inspection of the suspension components is recommended.