2017 Maserati Ghibli 3.0L Diesel · MV17 YPH

The vehicle is currently roadworthy, but the maintenance trend is deteriorating due to a distinct worsening pattern identified in the most recent test. The most recent MOT on 2026-03-11 at 35,311 miles passed, whereas the previous test on 2025-03-18 at 31,141 miles also passed, indicating a stable baseline. However, the 2024-03-25 test at 28,251 miles failed, showing a clear accelerating trend of wear that has not been corrected since the 2023-04-06 test. The data reveals a significant gap in the 2024-2025 testing period, with the 2023-04-06 test at 24,909 miles passing while the 2023-03-28 test at 24,900 miles failed. This gap suggests the owner skipped a critical 1,000-mile interval between 2024 and 2025, allowing structural integrity to degrade without intervention. The 2023-03-28 failure was not merely a minor cosmetic issue but a confirmed structural defect involving the outer sidewall of the front tyre, indicating that the vehicle has not been properly inspected for structural risks in the past. Given the accelerating wear since the 2024-2025 tests, the buyer must inspect the vehicle in person immediately. The most immediate concern is the structural integrity of the front tyre and the suspension components, which have deteriorated since the 2023-03-28 test. The buyer should verify the condition of the front tyre sidewall and the suspension bushes, as these components are the most likely to fail under the current load. A second inspection is required to assess the condition of the brake discs and calipers, as the history indicates a history of fluid leaks that may have accelerated wear on these critical components. The buyer must also confirm that the exhaust emissions have been tested and that the drivetrain has been checked for any signs of wear.