2013 Ferrari F12BERLINETTA AB S-A 6.3L Petrol · BU63 JWC

The vehicle currently holds a valid roadworthiness certificate following a clean pass on 3 June 2026 at 14,985 miles. This result maintains a consistent pattern of compliance observed across the entire five-year testing window. There are no recorded failures or significant advisories that would indicate deteriorating mechanical integrity. The absence of repeated faults regarding suspension components or braking systems suggests the maintenance regime has remained stable rather than fluctuating between repairs and neglect. Recorded mileage sits at 14,985 miles against a thirteen-year lifespan, averaging roughly 1,150 miles annually. Usage appears sporadic until the period between June 2025 and June 2026, where annual distance jumped to approximately 2,654 miles compared to the previous 1,000-mile average. While the odometer confirms minimal overall wear on drivetrain components, extended periods of standing can accelerate corrosion in exhaust systems and degrade rubber seals within the suspension. The tester found no evidence of structural rust or fluid leaks during the latest inspection, though low utilisation often masks latent issues common in high-performance grand tourers. A physical inspection should prioritise checking for seized brake calipers and hardened steering rack bushes given the vehicle's age and low mileage profile. Although the MOT record shows no exhaust emission failures, carbon buildup in the intake system requires verification through a running assessment. Buyers must also examine tyre sidewalls for dry rot regardless of tread depth, as rubber compounds expire over time even if the car remains garaged. The clean history implies diligent ownership, yet the lack of defect flags does not guarantee the condition of internal engine seals or transmission hydraulics which fall outside standard roadworthiness checks.