1987 CITROEN 2CV0.6L PETROL

The vehicle is currently unroadworthy as the last recorded MOT test was conducted in June 2009 seventeen years ago. Based on the available history, the maintenance trend appears stable but reflects minor electrical failures that required immediate rectification. While the vehicle passed its final 2009 test at 1,777 miles, the technical data indicates a history of issues with basic electrical components and engine combustion rather than significant mechanical or structural failure during the brief period of activity recorded. The mileage pattern is exceptionally low for a 39-year-old vehicle, averaging approximately 46 miles per year. Between the August 2007 test at 1,249 miles and the June 2009 test at 1,777 miles, the car covered only 528 miles. This interval suggests the vehicle has spent long periods in static storage. Such low use often leads to the degradation of fluids, perishation of rubber components, and corrosion of brake surfaces, which are not reflected in the low odometer reading. A buyer must conduct a thorough physical inspection focusing on structural integrity, as the record lacks data for recent years. The history shows recurring electrical faults, such as failed headlamps and position lamps noted in 2007 and 2009, which necessitates a check of the wiring harness and bulbs. Given the excessive carbon monoxide reading in 2009, the fuel system and ignition components require evaluation for age-related decay. Most importantly, the Citroen's unique suspension system and hydraulic brake lines must be inspected for seized parts or rot resulting from the decade-long inactivity.