2022 Lamborghini Urus V8 Auto 4.0L Petrol · 121 MS

This Lamborghini Urus has a very clean but limited MOT history. There is only one recorded test, from July 2025, where the vehicle passed with no defects noted at 10,800 miles. With such a short record, there is simply not enough data to identify any recurring pattern or trend in mechanical condition over time. You cannot tell from this alone whether the vehicle's condition is worsening, stable, or improving. The mileage is notably low for a car that is around four years old. At roughly 2,700 miles per year, this Urus has covered far less distance than most vehicles of its age. Low mileage in a high-performance SUV can be a positive signal, suggesting lighter use and less general wear on the engine, drivetrain, brakes, and suspension. However, it also raises a different concern. Vehicles that stand for long periods can suffer from flat spots on tyres, dried-out rubber bushings and seals, seized brake callipers, battery degradation, and fluid deterioration. A low-mileage performance car may also have been driven very hard in short bursts, which is harder on the engine and drivetrain than steady, moderate use.