2011 Maserati Quattroporte 4.7L Petrol · LP11 YEJ

The most recent MOT, dated 12 April 2025, was a clean pass with no defects recorded at 28,101 mi. This follows a four‑year sequence of passes (2024, 2023, 2022) that also reported no faults, indicating a consistent lack of identified problems over the last five years. The only issue flagged in the MOT history was in March 2021, when the nearside rear tyre was noted as being close to the legal limit on the tread edge. No further tyre‑related comments appear in later tests, suggesting the tyre was either replaced or the wear was addressed. Apart from that isolated tyre note, there is no recurring mechanical pattern – no brakes, suspension, exhaust or engine defects have been logged. Overall the trend appears stable rather than worsening. The vehicle has not accumulated any new MOT‑recorded faults, and the mileage progression (about 1,300 mi per year on average) is very low for a 2011 model. Low mileage can mean the car has been lightly driven, which may reduce wear on consumables, but it can also indicate long periods of inactivity. Prolonged storage can lead to issues such as rubber hardening, corrosion, and fluid degradation that are not captured by MOT data. Because the mileage signal is ambiguous, a buyer should not assume the car is free of age‑related wear.