2022 Toyota Yaris Cross Excel HEV Auto 1.5L Hybrid electric (clean) · DE72 ACV

The 3 July 2025 MOT test passed the Toyota Yaris Cross at 18,755 miles, recording no defects or advisories. This sole clean examination establishes a stable baseline for roadworthiness, though the lack of earlier entries prevents tracking of any worsening or resolving trend. Statutory checks on brakes, emissions and structural integrity satisfied requirements at that point. Registered in 2022, the vehicle stands about four years old against today's date of 16 July 2026 and displays 18,755 miles, a low yearly average near 4,700. The DVSA history holds only the 2025 test, expected given the three-year new-car exemption. Such restrained mileage suggests light use or prolonged standing, patterns that spare consumables like tyres and wiper blades but may conceal degraded suspension bushes if storage exposed the car to damp. No recurring faults appear across the single record, leaving no flagged suspension, brake or corrosion issues to chase. A buyer should still scrutinise coil springs, brake discs and underbody members for age-related corrosion, and confirm the hybrid drivetrain engages without hesitation. Physical inspection remains prudent despite the absent advisories.