2019 Tesla Model S Long Range AWD Electric · R6 ENL

This seven-year-old Tesla Model S demonstrates an exemplary maintenance trend, securing a clean pass on May 22, 2025, at 74,228 miles with zero defects recorded. The vehicle holds an unblemished structural and mechanical record across its statutory testing history, indicating that previous keepers maintained the chassis and safety systems to a high standard. The vehicle has accumulated mileage at a remarkably consistent rate of roughly 10,600 miles per year since its first test. The examination cadence shows regular annual presentations without extended gaps or unrecorded lapses, suggesting the car has remained in active, continuous service rather than sitting dormant. Buyers should direct their physical inspection toward model-specific failure points that often escape standard MOT scrutiny, specifically the multi-link air suspension arms, control arm bushes, and half-shaft wear common in dual-motor variants. Although the brake discs and pads escape frequent mention due to regenerative braking usage, a physical check of the friction surfaces is still necessary to rule out corrosion or pitting from infrequent application.