2011 Maserati Granturismo 4.7L Petrol · FJ61 CFP

The vehicle currently fails to meet roadworthiness standards. In the October 2025 test at 57,446 miles, the tester flagged a binding condition on the rear brakes and noted that the suspension bushings were corroded, which reduced structural integrity. This indicates that the maintenance trend is worsening, as the same component failure is present in the September 2023 test at 55,255 miles, suggesting a pattern of neglect rather than regular upkeep. The mileage pattern shows a significant gap between the two most recent tests, with the October 2025 test occurring 335 miles after the September 2023 test. This lack of continuous progression suggests that the owner may have been absent for a substantial period, leading to accelerated wear on the suspension and brakes. The 3,830 miles per year average is low for a car of its age, which typically indicates excessive maintenance or a lack of regular servicing, warranting a more detailed inspection of the drivetrain and suspension components. To address the identified issues, the buyer must inspect the rear brakes and suspension bushings for corrosion and binding, as well as check the exhaust emissions and structural integrity of the upper suspension arm. Given the worsening trend and the recent mileage accumulation, it is advisable to have the vehicle professionally assessed by a qualified mechanic to determine the extent of the damage and to plan for timely repairs before the vehicle reaches the threshold for a MOT failure.