2021 Lamborghini Urus V8 Auto 4.0L Petrol · E20 LLY

Based on the supplied MOT history, the most recent test in December 2025 resulted in a clean pass with no defects recorded, following an equally clean pass in August 2024. This means there is no recurring mechanical pattern or advisory issue to flag from the official inspections. The vehicle’s MOT condition trend appears completely stable, with two consecutive passes indicating no progressive deterioration over that period. The mileage data presents a clear picture of use. The car was recorded at 22,148 miles in August 2024 and then at 45,316 miles in December 2025. This means it covered approximately 23,168 miles in roughly 16 months, which is significantly higher than the typical annual average of about 9,000 miles for its age. This suggests a period of quite active use, likely for long-distance cruising or spirited driving, rather than light use or long periods standing still. However, despite this higher recent mileage, the clean MOT record implies that major safety and legal components were within acceptable limits at the time of each test. The absence of any defects is a positive sign for the general state of the car's core systems. It is important to remember, though, that an MOT only samples specific points and does not assess overall mechanical wear or performance beyond passing strict minimum standards.