2013 Maserati Granturismo 4.7L Petrol · TP03 MAS

The 2025‑10‑02 MOT at 47,184 miles resulted in a pass, confirming that the Maserati Granturismo meets the current roadworthiness standards, but the record shows recurring advisories on the near‑ and off‑side rear coil springs (corrosion) and a cracked sidewall on the near‑side rear tyre, indicating a persistent trend rather than an isolated fault. The vehicle’s mileage has risen from 11,882 miles in 2016 to 47,184 miles in 2025, averaging about 3,630 miles per year, which is low for a 13‑year‑old model; the most substantial increase occurred between the May 2021 test (42,546 miles) and the September 2022 test (44,063 miles), adding 1,517 miles in roughly 16 months, while subsequent years have shown modest growth. A buyer should therefore examine the rear suspension components for corrosion‑induced weakness in the coil springs and associated mounting points, verify the condition of the rear brake calipers and discs for binding or uneven wear, inspect the tyre sidewalls for further perishing beyond the documented cracks, and check the front suspension spring that was reported fractured in the 2023‑09‑29 failure, as well as the headlamp aim and wiper blade condition noted in earlier tests. While the recent test confirms compliance, the repeated tyre damage and spring corrosion suggest that previous owners may have allowed the car to sit for extended periods or neglected routine suspension maintenance, so a thorough in‑person assessment of structural rust, brake performance, and tyre integrity is essential before purchase.