1966 ROVER MINI1.0L Petrol

The Rover Mini passed its most recent MOT on 27 January 2026 at 6 recorded miles with no defects noted, establishing a stable and clean roadworthiness trend at the time of testing. The single available record shows no advisories, failures, or recurring faults across the vehicle's documented test history. The recorded mileage of 6 miles against a 1966 build date equates to negligible annual use, roughly zero miles per year over sixty years. The DVSA history contains only the January 2026 entry, so no gaps or accumulation patterns can be assessed from prior tests. Such low figures imply the car has stood unused for extended periods rather than covering regular road miles. A buyer should still inspect structural integrity in person, as long-term static storage promotes corrosion in floor pans, sills, and subframes even when a test records no defects. Suspension bushes, brake calipers, and fuel lines degrade with age and moisture regardless of odometer reading. Verify the braking system for seized cylinders and check tyres for sidewall cracking from prolonged standing. The clean MOT offers no cause for concern on paper, but physical examination of mechanical components remains essential given the vehicle's age and dormancy.