2015 Lamborghini Aventador 6.5L Petrol · AV12 BOS

The most recent MOT test on February 5th, 2026, passed with a minor note regarding the nearside front tyre, which was a cut but not deep enough to compromise the structure. The MOT history shows an intermittent pattern of tyre-related issues in the past, with a failure recorded in February 2025 due to exposed ply or cords on both rear tyres. The trend in the recorded history shows a period of passing followed by a failure related to tyre condition, and then subsequent passes. This suggests a fluctuating condition rather than a clear worsening or improving trend, but the tyre issue is a recurring point of concern. The mileage of 26,817 miles over approximately eleven years indicates a relatively low annual mileage, suggesting the vehicle may have seen lighter use or long periods of standing. This lower mileage can sometimes mean less wear on certain components, but it does not eliminate the possibility of wear on consumables like suspension or brakes depending on the nature of that use. A buyer should first thoroughly inspect the condition of all tyres, paying close attention to the sidewalls and tread depth, especially the rear tyres, as this has been a recorded issue. Secondly, given the history, a detailed visual inspection of any visible fluid leaks or signs of recent suspension or drivetrain stress is essential. Finally, a comprehensive pre-purchase inspection focusing on the suspension components and brake wear is highly recommended.