2015 Ford Focus 1.0L Petrol · FM64 AEV

The most recent MOT test on this 2015 Ford Focus shows a PASS at 94,162 miles from January 2023. However, the vehicle is now over three years past that test date, meaning it requires a fresh MOT certificate before it can be legally driven on UK roads. The test record itself contains an anomalous duplicate entry for the same date and mileage showing both a pass and a fail, which may reflect a retest scenario or data entry irregularity, but the definitive outcome recorded is a pass with no defects noted. The overall maintenance trend appears stable based on the available data, with no advisories or recorded failures in the entries provided. The recorded mileage of 94,162 miles is consistent with approximately 8,560 miles per year since the vehicle's manufacture, representing typical usage for an eleven-year-old Ford Focus. Between the January 2022 test at 82,551 miles and the January 2023 test at 94,162 miles, the vehicle covered 11,611 miles in twelve months, indicating regular rather than sporadic use. No extended periods of inactivity are suggested by the mileage progression, which means mechanical components such as seals, gaskets, and rubber hoses have been subject to normal thermal cycling and should not exhibit the brittleness often associated with vehicles that sit unused for prolonged periods. The MOT record contains no recorded defects, advisories, or failures, which limits the ability to identify specific components requiring focused inspection. This absence of documented issues should not be interpreted as confirmation that the vehicle is free from age-related wear. A prospective buyer should arrange a physical inspection covering brake pad thickness and disc condition, suspension bush compliance and damper effectiveness, engine timing belt replacement interval (Ford typically specifies 10 years or 150,000 miles for this model), coolant system integrity, and evidence of oil consumption or leaks around the valve cover and sump area. The lack of current MOT documentation is the immediate priority to resolve before any road use.