FERRARI F4302007 · 4.3L PETROL

The 2007 Ferrari F430 has a recent MOT failure on 2026-03-27, recorded at 23,536 miles. The failure included multiple electrical issues: nearside and offside front direction indicators not working, and a central rear upper high-level stop lamp malfunction. A separate entry on the same date notes a pass for the same mileage, citing the stop lamp as the only defect. This inconsistency may indicate incomplete repairs or data entry errors, but the repeated failure of lighting components is a clear concern. The vehicle’s MOT history prior to 2026 shows three consecutive passes (2025-04-01, 2024-01-17, 2022-09-02) with no recorded defects. This suggests the car was previously in good condition, but the 2026 failures mark a significant shift. The recurring electrical issues—particularly the stop lamp and direction indicators—point to potential wiring faults, bulb replacements, or control module problems. These are safety-critical components, and their failure raises questions about the vehicle’s overall electrical health. The trend in MOT results shows a sudden deterioration in 2026, but there is no prior evidence of similar issues. The vehicle’s low mileage (23,536 miles over 19 years, or ~1,239 miles per year) suggests it may have been driven infrequently or stored for extended periods.