2019 VAUXHALL CROSSLAND1.2L Petrol

The 2025‑11‑19 MOT at 24,259 miles confirms the Vauxhall Crossland remains roadworthy, with only tyre pressure, minor tyre damage and a worn but not seriously weakened front brake disc flagged as advisories. Repeated brake disc wear and tyre edge wear across four consecutive tests show a stable but unaddressed pattern rather than improvement or rapid deterioration. Mileage has risen steadily from 11,814 miles in November 2022 to 24,259 miles in November 2025, a gain of roughly 3,300 miles per year, consistent with the vehicle’s age of seven years and its low average annual usage. No test intervals are missing; each annual test covers about 3,000‑3,500 miles, indicating regular use without long periods of stagnation. A buyer should focus on the recurring tyre defects – edge wear, cracking and perishing – and verify tread depth and sidewall condition, while also inspecting the front brake disc for deep scoring or structural weakness and checking brake pads for continued thinness. The repeated child seat fitting issues suggest the rear seat belt anchorage may be compromised, so a physical check of the belt routing and seat mounting is advisable. Suspension components such as bushes and coil springs, as well as the exhaust mounting brackets, have been noted as defective in earlier tests, so a visual and tactile examination for rust, cracks or looseness is essential. If these items are confirmed sound, the vehicle can be considered fit for continued use; however, the pattern of brake and tyre advisories points to deferred maintenance, so the buyer should prioritize a thorough brake system inspection and tyre replacement before committing.