1991 Ferrari F40 2.9L Petrol · MAD 40F

This 1991 Ferrari F40 presents an exceptionally clean roadworthiness profile, demonstrated by an unbroken sequence of first-time test passes stretching back over a decade and a half. The most recent MOT test on September 16, 2025, at 19,459 miles resulted in a clean pass with zero recorded defects or advisory items. This maintenance trend is entirely stable, reflecting meticulous garage storage and consistent calendar-year testing that leaves no room for concern regarding structural corrosion or mechanical neglect. With an aggregate mileage of just 19,459 miles accrued over thirty-five years, the vehicle averages a mere 556 miles annually, confirming its status as a collector-grade asset. The chronological progression shows steady, low-volume use, such as the increase from 18,370 miles in July 2019 to 19,459 miles by September 2025. Gaps between tests remain minimal, and the complete absence of recurring advisory items across multiple inspections highlights a preservation standard well above the typical automotive baseline. The historical record contains only two minor historical notes, specifically a nail logged in the nearside front tyre during the August 2011 test at 15,896 miles and an advisory in July 2012 regarding under-trays obscuring underside inspection components. Because the factory aerodynamic under-trays intentionally conceal the composite chassis, fuel cells, and suspension mounting points, a physical pre-purchase inspection requires removing these panels to scrutinise the tubular steel spaceframe for corrosion or fuel bladder degradation. Buyers should also verify the condition of rubber fuel lines, engine timing belts, and wheel bearing assemblies, as low-mileage Italian supercars of this era demand rigorous specialist servicing regardless of clean MOT paperwork.