2009 Ferrari 430 Scuderia S-A 4.3L Petrol · EU58 KAA

This Ferrari passed its most recent MOT on 2026-05-21 with only minor issues recorded. The windscreen has sustained damage that does not yet obstruct the driver's view, and the nearside rear brake disc is missing one stud backing. These are not major safety failures, but they do signal that maintenance attention is needed. The brake disc defect is the significant pattern here. Over the past five years, the nearside rear brake disc has consistently been reported as missing rivets or studs at each MOT test. In May 2026, it was one stud backing; in March 2025, one rivet back was missing; in March 2024, one rivet was noted; and in June 2023, one rivet missing was recorded again. This is not a worsening trend—the issue has been stable—but it is a recurring fault that has not been resolved or properly maintained. This suggests either the repair has not been completed to a lasting standard, or the disc has been left unaddressed despite repeated MOT notifications. With only 13,312 miles recorded across 17 years of ownership, this vehicle has been driven at an average of roughly 783 miles per year. This very low annual mileage points to prolonged periods of storage or minimal use.