2004 Lamborghini Gallardo 5.0L Petrol · FB53 LGK

The most recent MOT, carried out on 26 February 2026, was a clean pass at 33,161 miles with no defects recorded. The two earlier tests – May 2024 (33,124 mi) and March 2023 (33,078 mi) – were also passes with no faults noted. This gives a three‑year record of completely defect‑free MOTs. Across the three entries the pattern is entirely consistent: each test reports a pass and the mileage has barely moved, rising only about 46 miles in three years. There is no evidence of any recurring or emerging problem, and the trend is clearly stable rather than worsening. At 22 years old the car’s recorded mileage of just over 33,000 mi works out to roughly 1,500 mi per year – very low for a vehicle of this age. Such low utilisation usually points to light, occasional driving or long periods of storage. Low use can mean that many wear‑items (brake pads, clutch, tyres, suspension bushes) have experienced little mechanical wear, but age‑related degradation of rubber seals, hoses, battery cells and tyre rubber can still be a factor. In other words, the mileage figure does not guarantee that all components are in pristine condition; it simply suggests that wear from distance is minimal. For a buyer, the key checks should focus on age‑related condition rather than mileage‑driven wear: Inspect the body, chassis and under‑tray for any signs of corrosion, rust or leaks.