2018 Rolls Royce Phantom 6.7L Petrol · 1 EFT

The vehicle currently stands as roadworthy, but the MOT history reveals a clear trend of stability rather than deterioration. Since the most recent test in July 2025, the vehicle has maintained a consistent 32,451-mile passing mark without any recorded defects or faults. This pattern of passing every single test indicates that the mechanical condition has remained stable and has not experienced the critical wear or failure points typically associated with a failed MOT. The mileage accumulation over the past eight years is exceptionally low, reflecting a vehicle that is roughly four thousand miles per year. While this is low for an 8-year-old car, it is not indicative of poor maintenance; rather, it suggests the vehicle has been used with relatively light duty or has been stationary for extended periods. There are no gaps in the record, meaning the mileage has not accelerated significantly since the initial test, and the vehicle has not accumulated excessive wear on the drivetrain or suspension components. A buyer should inspect the vehicle for any signs of structural issues or corrosion that may have been overlooked during this period. Given the clean and consistent history, there are no obvious signs of rust or corrosion on the chassis, engine, or exhaust system. However, it is prudent to perform a visual check on the suspension components and wheel bearings, as these are the most common areas for wear in this age group. If the tester identified any binding calipers, binding rear brakes, or binding suspension bushings, the vehicle would be considered unsafe and would require immediate professional repair.