2000 BMW Z33.0L PETROL

The most recent MOT passed in May 2026, but it identified corrosion on a front power steering pipe or hose. The mileage history is highly unusual, showing a drop from 99,119 miles in 2021 to just 1 mile in 2026. This suggests the car has been stationary for a significant period. While this implies very little mechanical wear from driving, long periods of inactivity often lead to deterioration through corrosion and perished seals. The recorded history shows a pattern of fluid leaks, including both oil and coolant, as well as issues with brake disc pitting and exhaust leaks. Although the car passed its last test, the recent mention of steering pipe corrosion suggests that the vehicle's condition may be declining due to being stored rather than used. A buyer should first inspect the vehicle for any signs of fresh or dried fluid leaks, check the condition of all rubber hoses and seals, and look closely at the extent of corrosion on the steering and braking systems.