2012 BMW Z43.0L PETROL

This 2012 BMW Z4 demonstrates a strongly stable maintenance trend, culminating in a clean pass on August 18, 2025 at 75,026 miles. The current MOT record sits roughly twelve months old relative to today, meaning a fresh test will be required imminently for the next keeper. Aside from one structural failure, the vehicle has successfully cleared multiple annual inspections without recording a single advisory notice. Accumulating 75,026 miles across fourteen years averages out to roughly 5,359 miles annually, placing this roadster well below the typical national mileage bracket for its age. This low-usage profile indicates lighter duty on the powertrain, though limited yearly running can occasionally introduce risks associated with infrequent use and standing periods. The test history shows consistent, albeit modest, annual mileage gains without any suspicious gaps or sudden spikes in utilization. A thorough physical inspection should focus heavily on the rear suspension architecture following the major failure recorded on August 16, 2024, when the offside rear coil spring fractured. The subsequent clean pass implies a replacement component was fitted correctly, but buyers must verify the condition of both rear springs and matching dampers for even ride height and corrosion. Given the low annual mileage, check the rubber brake lines, suspension bushes, and tyre sidewalls for age-related perring or degradation alongside standard consumable wear.