2015 Mitsubishi Lancer 2.0L Petrol · AU64 DWC

The most recent recorded MOT passed cleanly on 15 April 2023 at 35,026 miles with no defects. However, because today is June 2026, that test is over three years old, so you must confirm whether the car has a valid, up-to-date MOT before considering a purchase. The overall MOT history is mostly clean, with straightforward passes in 2018, 2020, and 2023. The only serious blip was a failure in May 2019, where all four tyres were flagged simultaneously for cuts and edge wear, with the front offside tyre cut deep enough to reach the ply or cords. Since that replacement, the trend has been stable and improving, with no further defects noted. At roughly 3,184 miles per year over eleven years, the mileage is distinctly low. This is an ambiguous signal rather than a straightforward positive. It could mean gentle, light use, but it equally suggests the car may have sat unused for long stretches, which can cause rubber components, seals, and fluids to degrade. Alternatively, the 2019 tyre damage—where all four tyres suffered cuts and edge wear at the same time—hints that those low miles might have been driven in harsh or abrasive conditions rather than gentle town runs. When inspecting in person, your first priority is verifying the current MOT status and ensuring the car is road-legal.