2021 Mercedes-Benz A 1.3L Petrol · CJ21 AFF

The vehicle remains roadworthy as of the 19 June 2026 MOT at 22,578 miles; the tester flagged only minor tyre advisories – an off‑side rear tyre showing slight damage and a nearside front tyre approaching the legal tread limit. No mechanical or structural defects were recorded, and the absence of recurring faults across the three annual tests indicates a stable maintenance pattern. Mileage averages roughly 4,516 miles per year for a 2021 model, well below typical usage for a five‑year‑old car. The record shows a steady increase of 3,886 miles between the 13 June 2024 test and the 7 June 2025 test, then 4,621 miles to the most recent test, suggesting consistent, moderate use without abrupt spikes or prolonged storage periods. No gaps in testing are evident, and the clean results in 2024 and 2025 reinforce the picture of regular upkeep. A prospective buyer should give particular attention to the tyres noted in the latest test, confirming that the off‑side rear tyre’s cracking has not progressed and that the nearside front tyre retains sufficient tread across the entire width. While no suspension or brake concerns appear in the MOT history, a visual inspection of suspension bushes, coil springs, and brake discs is prudent to rule out hidden wear that could cause uneven tyre wear. Finally, a quick check for surface corrosion or rust on body panels and undercarriage will verify that the low‑mileage usage has not concealed any structural deterioration.