2021 Lamborghini Urus V8 Auto 4.0L Petrol · RX21 AWR

This vehicle has only one MOT record on file: a clean pass in June 2024 with no defects or advisories at 18,367 miles. That test is now two years old, so there is no recent inspection data to confirm its current condition. A single pass with no issues is positive, but it provides no pattern to assess long-term wear or recurring faults. Because there is only one MOT entry, there is no trend to report. It is neither worsening, stable, nor improving – there simply isn’t enough history to say. This is a very limited dataset, and you should treat it as an encouraging start, not a guarantee. The recorded mileage is roughly 3,673 miles per year, which is low for a five-year-old vehicle. For a high-performance SUV like the Urus, that could mean light or occasional use, such as weekend driving. However, low mileage can also indicate periods of standing – and standing can cause brake discs to corrode, tyres to age and crack, and fluids to degrade through condensation or lack of circulation. There is no evidence of any of this in the MOT, but it is a real risk with low-use cars.