2012 Ferrari 458 Spider DCT S-A 4.5L Petrol · RAY 302G

The vehicle is currently road‑worthy; the July 2025 MOT at 35,346 miles recorded a pass with no defects, indicating an improving maintenance trend after earlier advisory items were resolved. Mileage averages roughly 2,500 miles per year from 2012 to 2026, a figure well below typical usage for a super‑car of this age. The record shows a steady increase of about 1,500 miles between each annual test, with no sudden spikes that would suggest periods of intensive driving. The 2024 MOT flagged corrosion on both front coil springs, and the 2022 test noted corrosion on the front outer brake pipes and obscuring under‑trays. A prospective buyer should verify that the coil springs are free of rust and that the brake pipe condition is sound, inspecting for any lingering moisture or grease residue. Examination of the under‑tray and body covers is advisable to ensure no hidden corrosion or damage remains concealed. Given the low mileage, attention should also be paid to age‑related wear such as rubber bushings, tyre tread and sidewall integrity, and the condition of the DCT clutch plates. A thorough visual and functional check of the suspension, brake discs and calipers, and any signs of structural rust will confirm whether the vehicle’s low‑use history has been matched by appropriate upkeep.