2005 Porsche Boxster 2.7L Petrol · JB05 BOX

The most recent MOT was on 2025-08-18 — just under 10 months ago — and it passed with no defects at 94,060 miles. The MOT history is unusually clean: four passes in five attempts over nearly four years, with only one failure in August 2023 — yet that failure also recorded no defects . This suggests the failure was likely administrative (e.g., documentation, lighting alignment, or a minor item quickly rectified off-site), not mechanical. There is no evidence of recurring faults, deteriorating components, or escalating repair needs. The consistent pass rate and absence of advisories or defects across five tests indicate stable, well-maintained condition — at least as assessed by annual MOT standards. At 21 years old and 94,060 miles, average use is ~4,479 miles per year — well below typical for a Porsche Boxster of this era. This low annual mileage could reflect careful ownership and light use, but also raises questions about potential long periods of inactivity, which can harm rubber seals, brake fluid, fuel system components, and battery health — none of which are tested in MOTs. The MOT record alone doesn’t confirm whether the car has been driven regularly or sat for extended stretches. So while the low mileage is generally positive, it doesn’t guarantee freshness of fluids, hoses, or perishable parts. A buyer must inspect beyond the MOT report.