1993 MITSUBISHI SPACE RUNNER1.8L PETROL

The 1993 Mitsubishi Space Runner has no MOT records after 2006, meaning its current condition cannot be verified through official testing. The most recent recorded MOTs, from 2006, reveal recurring issues with exhaust emissions and a transmission oil leak. These failures occurred just three days apart, suggesting potential systemic problems or incomplete repairs. The vehicle’s exhaust emissions failed twice for excessive hydrocarbons and carbon monoxide, both linked to the same failure codes (7.3.D.3 and 7.3.D.4). These codes relate to engine management and fuel system efficiency, indicating possible issues with the catalytic converter, oxygen sensors, or fuel injection. The transmission oil leak further points to mechanical wear or seal degradation, which could worsen over time without maintenance. No trend in worsening or improving conditions can be confirmed, as the MOT history is limited to a single year. The low mileage of 86,079 miles (2,608 per year) suggests infrequent use or periods of inactivity, which may contribute to fluid stagnation, corrosion, or component aging. However, this mileage figure alone does not confirm the vehicle’s mechanical health, as older cars with low mileage can still suffer from undetected faults. A buyer should prioritize inspecting the exhaust system for leaks, damage, or clogs, and test the engine’s idle and emissions performance.