1989 PORSCHE 9113.2L PETROL

Most recent MOT (10 June 2025) shows the car passed with no recorded defects at 170,398 mi. That indicates the vehicle was road‑legal at the time of the test and no safety‑critical items were flagged. The only recurring issue in the MOT record is the rear tyre valve stems. From 2021 to 2024 the near‑side and off‑side rear valve stems were each noted as “slightly damaged”, with 2021 adding “starting to crack and deteriorate”. By 2025 the defect list was empty, suggesting the stems were either replaced or the damage was deemed acceptable. The pattern is stable – the same two components are flagged each year, but there is no sign of new, unrelated faults. Mileage is 170,398 mi on a 1989 model, which works out to roughly 4,600 mi per year. That is well below the average for a car of this age, so the drivetrain, suspension and engine are unlikely to have suffered high‑wear from hard running. However, low annual mileage can also mean long periods of storage, which may lead to corrosion or rubber ageing. The evidence does not tell us which is the case, so the mileage signal should be treated as ambiguous.