2016 Maserati Granturismo 4.7L Petrol · JO58 BAN

The vehicle currently holds a valid MOT with a clean pass as of May 2026 at 86,364 miles, indicating it is formally roadworthy. The maintenance trend shows a clear improvement following two consecutive failures in late 2024. Those failures identified significant suspension wear and a critical steering component defect, all of which appear to have been rectified prior to the December 2024 test, with three subsequent passes confirming the repairs were effective. Mileage accumulation is consistent with its age, averaging approximately 8,636 miles annually. A notable period of higher usage occurred between the December 2024 test at 75,213 miles and the November 2025 test at 84,066 miles, an increase of 8,853 miles in 11 months. This recent higher annual mileage may have accelerated wear on consumable items like tyres and suspension components, aligning with the faults recorded during the 2024 failures. A buyer must prioritise a detailed inspection of the front and rear suspension arms and their associated bushes. The October 2024 failure documented excessive wear on multiple upper and lower suspension arm bushes across all corners, a condition that can degrade handling and tyre wear. The November 2024 failure for an excessive track rod end ball joint play represents a serious steering safety defect; while repaired, the entire steering linkage should be checked for any residual play. Furthermore, the persistent windscreen wiper failure across two tests suggests inadequate maintenance, and the earlier engine malfunction indicator lamp fault warrants a diagnostic scan to confirm no underlying emissions or engine management issues remain. The exposed tyre ply noted in October 2024 was clearly replaced, but all tyres should be examined for age-related cracking and correct tread depth.