2004 Porsche 911 3.6L Petrol · FJ04 EBF

This 2004 Porsche 911 passed its most recent MOT in June 2024 with no defects recorded, and has now accumulated four consecutive passes without any safety-critical failures. The mileage sits at 41,621 miles, which works out to approximately 1,892 miles per year over its 22 years. That is genuinely low usage, and it signals either careful occasional driving or extended periods of storage. The only mechanical issue to emerge in this history is a front brake disc defect flagged in June 2020, where corrosion had begun on the inner faces and the disc showed pitting and scoring, though it had not yet become seriously weakened. That defect is now four years old and does not appear in any subsequent MOT record, meaning it was either repaired and has held up well, or the vehicle was worked on outside the MOT cycle. Either way, the absence of brake problems in the last four tests is reassuring. The overall trend is stable to improving. There are no worsening patterns, no cumulative advisories building up, and no recurring issues. Each year the mileage has crept up by only 200 to 400 miles, which is consistent with genuine light use rather than active daily driving. Low mileage on a car this age cuts both ways.