PORSCHE 9241982 · 2.0L PETROL

The 1982 Porsche 924 has a documented MOT history from 2006, with the most recent entry on 2006-11-29, recording 89,642 miles. This is the same mileage as the prior test on 2006-11-09, suggesting the vehicle was tested twice within 20 days. The first test on 2006-11-09 resulted in a failure, with multiple safety-critical issues including a non-functional horn, faulty parking brake, and deteriorated windscreen wiper blade. A second test just 20 days later on 2006-11-29 showed the same vehicle passed, but with similar concerns: worn o/s/r tyre, a temporarily secured fuel pump, and brake discs in poor condition. Recurring issues in both tests include worn tyres, a compromised fuel pump, and brake discs in poor condition. These suggest ongoing mechanical concerns, particularly with the braking system and fuel delivery. The temporary repairs (e.g., fuel pump securing, exhaust fixes) indicate the vehicle may have been operated with unresolved defects, raising questions about its reliability. The lack of significant improvements between the two tests implies the underlying problems were not fully addressed, despite the pass. The vehicle’s low mileage of 89,642 miles over 44 years equates to roughly 2,037 miles annually, far below average for its age. This could indicate periods of inactivity, which might exacerbate issues like rubber component degradation (e.g., wiper blades, gaiters) or corrosion.