2021 Ferrari Roma 3.9L Petrol · HF21 DSV

The 2021 Ferrari Roma passed its most recent MOT on 25 November 2024 with no defects recorded. At that test, the vehicle showed 8,729 miles on the odometer, which matches the current recorded mileage. This suggests the car has not been driven since the MOT was completed roughly six months ago. The mileage-to-age ratio is notably low. At approximately five years old with only 8,729 miles, the vehicle averages around 1,746 miles per year. This is well below typical annual mileage and points to extended periods of storage or very light use. While low mileage can suggest gentle treatment, it also raises concerns about the effects of prolonged standing, particularly for a high-performance machine with complex systems. The MOT history is limited to a single recent pass with no recorded defects. This is a positive signal for immediate roadworthiness, but it does not provide enough data to establish a trend or pattern of recurring issues. The absence of a longer history means you cannot assess whether the vehicle has been well-maintained over time or whether problems may emerge as use increases.