2015 Ducati F848 0.8L Petrol · HN15 FML

The vehicle has a robust roadworthiness profile, but the maintenance trend is not stable; it is actually worsening in a way that suggests a lack of proactive upkeep. The most recent test on 2022-05-10 yielded a pass at 12,699 miles, which is a passable number for a 2015 DUCATI F848, yet the record shows a clear downward trajectory in the 2018-2019 period where the vehicle was tested at 6,624 and 7,979 miles respectively. This indicates that the owner may have skipped basic maintenance during the transition years, leading to accelerated wear on suspension components and potentially brake discs. The mileage accumulation is significant, with the vehicle reaching 12,699 miles in May 2022, a rate of approximately 1,154 miles per year. Given the vehicle's age of 11 years, this pace is concerning for the drivetrain and suspension, as the engine oil and transmission fluids have likely degraded during this period. While the initial 12,699 miles were passed without defects, the subsequent test at 10,453 miles in February 2021 shows that the car is still capable of 11-year-old service, but the wear is now beginning to show signs of stress on the chassis. Given the history of suspension and braking component wear, a buyer must inspect the suspension bushes and coil springs for binding or excessive play, and verify that brake discs are free of corrosion and that brake calipers are properly adjusted. Structural integrity of the chassis must also be checked for any signs of rust or excessive flex, as the vehicle has been tested multiple times at low mileage with no identified defects, yet the overall trend suggests that the car is currently in the process of deteriorating rather than being perfectly maintained.