2015 Porsche 911 4.0L Petrol · SN65 KRC

This 2015 Porsche 911 presents a highly unusual history due to its extremely low mileage of 2,858 miles over eleven years. While the vehicle has maintained a clean pass record for several years, the most recent MOT from June 2026 resulted in a failure due to a dangerous tyre defect. The primary risk here is long-term inactivity rather than excessive wear. Vehicles that sit for extended periods often suffer from rubber degradation, perished seals, and stale fluids. The recent tyre failure, specifically a cut deep enough to expose the cords, suggests that the tyres may be original to the car or significantly aged, making the rubber brittle and prone to failure despite the low tread wear. The mechanical trend appears stable in terms of general operation, but the recent failure marks a shift from a "clean" history to a safety-critical issue. Because the car has averaged only 260 miles per year, you must be wary of "garage rot." Components like suspension bushings, brake lines, and cooling system hoses can deteriorate simply from age and lack of movement, even if they have not been stressed by road use. The mileage is so low that it is difficult to determine if the car has been driven hard in short bursts or simply stored in a collection. You cannot assume that low mileage equates to a "like-new" condition, as stagnant vehicles often require significant recommissioning costs to be safe for regular road use. Before purchasing, you must inspect the date codes on all four tyres to see if they are original to the vehicle.