2009 Ferrari California 4.3L Petrol · E9 TDF

This 2009 Ferrari California passed its most recent MOT on 13 June 2025 with no defects recorded, and that result stands as the most current safety assessment available. The vehicle has now accumulated 50,108 miles over approximately 17 years, which translates to an average of roughly 2,948 miles per year. This is significantly low mileage for a car of this age. The MOT record shows five test results spanning from February 2016 to June 2025, and across all of them, no defects or advisories have been documented. The condition trend is stable, with the vehicle passing consistently without recorded issues. Over the nine years covered by available records, mileage has climbed from 22,585 miles to 50,108 miles, indicating the car has covered approximately 27,500 miles during that period, or around 3,000 miles per year on average. The notably low mileage relative to age is the key factor to consider here. Extended periods of under-use can pose distinct risks for a vehicle of this type. Supercars and high-performance sports cars benefit from regular use to maintain fuel system health, battery condition, brake fluid integrity, and overall mechanical function. Long static periods can lead to fuel degradation, battery discharge, corrosion of brake components, and stiffening of seals and gaskets.