2021 Ferrari Roma S-A 3.9L Petrol · LB21 WCL

The most recent MOT test in March 2025 resulted in a clear pass with zero defects recorded at 17,361 miles. This follows an earlier clean pass in January 2024, establishing a consistent history of no advisory notices or failures across the available records. There is no evidence of a recurring mechanical pattern or developing fault line within this specific dataset. The condition trend appears stable and positive, as the vehicle has maintained a flawless inspection record over two consecutive annual tests without any deterioration noted by testers. With approximately 3,472 miles covered per year since new, the mileage is notably low for a five-year-old performance car. This suggests the vehicle has seen very light use or significant periods of stationary storage rather than hard driving. While low mileage typically preserves interior and exterior condition, extended inactivity on a high-performance machine can sometimes lead to issues with seals, battery health, or fluid stagnation that do not always trigger immediate MOT failures. Given the limited but pristine history, your primary focus during a physical inspection should be verifying the service history matches these low-mileage claims to ensure regular oil changes occurred despite the lack of distance covered. You must also check for signs of corrosion or perished rubber components that can result from long-term standing, and confirm the battery and tyre dates are current to rule out age-related degradation unrelated to road wear.