2018 Maserati Quattroporte 3.0L Petrol · RJ68 OBF

The most recent MOT, dated September 22, 2025, passed but noted several specific tyre and brake issues. The recurring pattern observed across the MOT history involves the condition of the tyres, specifically noting slight damage or cracking on the front tyres in the 2025 inspection, and wear close to the legal limit on the rear tyres. Brake disc wear and thin front brake pads were also noted in the most recent inspection. The trend in the MOT history shows a pattern of minor, specific wear items being flagged, rather than a significant deterioration of major structural components between inspections. The mileage of 33,012 miles over approximately eight years suggests a relatively low annual mileage of around 4,126 miles per year, which could indicate lighter use or periods where the vehicle has been standing. A buyer should immediately inspect the condition of all four tyres, paying close attention to any signs of cracking or perishing as noted in the latest report. Secondly, thoroughly check the front brake discs and the thickness of the front brake pads to assess the immediate need for replacement parts. Finally, given the history, a detailed visual inspection of the suspension components and drivetrain wear should be performed during a physical inspection.