2002 Hyundai Getz 1.3L Petrol · HN52 HTO

This 2002 Hyundai Getz is in a state of accelerating mechanical decline and presents significant safety concerns. While the low mileage of 91,484 miles over 24 years might initially suggest light use, the recurring MOT history indicates that the vehicle has suffered from long-term neglect rather than careful preservation. The primary risk pattern here is severe, systemic corrosion. The MOT records show a consistent, multi-year failure to address deteriorating brake pipes and structural mounting points. Despite the vehicle passing its most recent test, it did so with a long list of advisory items that highlight critical issues, including corroded coil springs, corroded brake lines, and play in the steering rack. The fact that these items appear repeatedly in the history suggests they are being patched or ignored rather than permanently repaired. The condition trend is clearly worsening. The MOT history reveals an increasing number of faults related to the suspension, steering, and braking systems. The 2026 test shows that the vehicle is struggling to remain roadworthy, with multiple components now showing signs of age-related failure that go beyond simple wear and tear. The presence of grease-covered brake pipes is a major red flag, as this is often a tactic used to mask corrosion rather than fixing the underlying safety hazard.