2022 Porsche Macan 2.9L Petrol · MV72 SOA

This Macan passed its only MOT in December 2025 with a clean sheet and no defects, which is a strong starting point. Based on a single test, there is no recurring mechanical pattern to flag, meaning the car appears to have been presented in good order at that moment. With roughly 2,600 miles per year, the car is running well below average mileage for its age. Low mileage can mean less wear on the engine, gearbox, and brakes, but it also raises the possibility of long periods sitting still. A car that stands unused can develop problems like surface corrosion on brake discs, flat-spotted tyres, and a weakened battery from lack of regular charging. The mileage signal is ambiguous here because we don't know whether the low figure comes from gentle, regular short trips or from months in a garage without use. Because there is only one MOT record, it is impossible to say whether the condition is worsening, stable, or improving. What we can say is that the vehicle passed its only test without any issues, but that snapshot does not guarantee the same condition nine months on. Given the limited history, a buyer should inspect the bodywork for signs of impact, repair, or corrosion, and check the service book to confirm the car has been maintained by time as well as mileage. Pay particular attention to the battery condition, tyre age and sidewall condition, and brake disc surfaces for any pitting or corrosion.