2022 Alpine A110 Auto 1.8L Petrol · J111 URW

The most recent MOT, carried out on 11 June 2025, was a clean pass at 11 423 miles with no recorded defects. With only a single MOT entry this is the only data point we have, so there is no observable pattern of recurring faults or deteriorating components. Because the car is now four years old and has only about 2 856 miles per year, the mileage is well below the average for a 2022 model. Low mileage can mean the drivetrain, suspension, brakes and other wear items have been lightly used, which is generally positive for longevity. However, a very low‑use vehicle can also spend long periods standing idle, which may allow seals to dry out or corrosion to develop unnoticed. In the absence of any MOT‑recorded failures we cannot say which situation applies, so the mileage signal should be treated as ambiguous rather than a guarantee of low wear. Overall the condition trend appears stable – the latest MOT shows no issues and there is no evidence of worsening performance. Without earlier MOT records we cannot confirm an improving trend, but the lack of defects to date suggests the car has been maintained well enough to avoid major safety concerns. What to check first when you inspect the car - Examine the brake pads, discs and any rust on the calipers; even with low mileage, brake wear can be uneven if the car has been stored for long periods. - Look at the tyres for uneven tread wear, cracking or dry‑rot, especially if the car has sat unused for months.