2013 Ferrari 458 4.5L Petrol · GAR 3Y

The most recent MOT, dated 11 July 2025, was a clean pass at 15,147 miles with no defects recorded. All earlier tests (2024‑08‑16, 2024‑01‑10, 2023‑02‑27 and 2022‑02‑25) also passed without any advisories, indicating a consistently fault‑free record over the last four years. The pattern is therefore stable – there is no sign of emerging safety or reliability problems in the MOT data. The mileage of just 15,147 miles for a 13‑year‑old 2013 Ferrari 458 works out to roughly 1,165 miles per year, which is exceptionally low for a supercar. This suggests the vehicle has been driven sparingly, or has spent long periods off the road. Light use reduces wear on consumables such as brakes, tyres, clutch and engine oil, but it can also mean components like seals, rubber bushings and the battery may have aged without the benefit of regular operation. The low mileage alone does not guarantee better condition; it merely points to a different wear profile compared with a typical high‑kilometre example. Given the clean MOT history, the biggest risk is not reflected in the test results but lies in the potential effects of prolonged inactivity. A buyer should therefore focus on items that are not captured by the MOT pass: Check the condition of the tyres – look for uneven wear, cracking or low tread depth, as tyres on low‑usage cars can deteriorate with time. Inspect the brakes for pad thickness, disc rust and any uneven scoring; even if the MOT recorded no faults, a supercar’s braking system benefits from regular use.