2021 Porsche Panamera 2.9L Hybrid electric · WG71 FRJ

The most recent MOT result from December 2025 passed, noting that the front brake disc was worn, pitted, or scored but not seriously weakened. However, the MOT history shows a clear pattern of tyre wear issues, with multiple failures recorded in December 2025 citing various tyre tread depth issues and cuts across the front and rear axles. The trend in the MOT history is not improving; it shows recurring issues with tyre condition and brake disc wear being noted in successive inspections. The mileage of 48,974 miles for a vehicle of this age suggests an average of nearly ten thousand miles per year, which is typical for its age, indicating a level of use that would naturally lead to wear on consumables like tyres and brake components. A buyer must inspect the condition of all tyres immediately, paying close attention to any cuts or wear near the edges or inner edges, as this was a significant failure point. Secondly, the condition of the front brake discs should be thoroughly examined for pitting or scoring, as this was noted in both the most recent pass and previous failures. Finally, check the alignment and aim of the front headlamps as this was a noted failure point in the 2024 inspection.