1993 FORD FIESTA1.3L PETROL

The vehicle is currently roadworthy, but the maintenance history reveals a persistent and worsening trend in suspension and braking components. The most recent test on 2006-09-26 was performed at 59,010 miles, indicating that the vehicle has accumulated these faults over approximately 19 years. This long duration of failure suggests that basic upkeep was likely skipped or neglected during the ownership period, allowing wear to progress unchecked. The tester flagged the offside suspension mounting as corroded but noted that the condition is not excessive, which implies that while the structural integrity is compromised, the immediate mechanical risk is low. The mileage accumulation is significant, with the vehicle averaging roughly 1,788 miles annually. Given its age of 33 years, this rate of accumulation is concerning, as it indicates that the vehicle has experienced rapid wear on critical drivetrain and suspension elements. While the mileage itself does not show a sudden spike in consumption, the consistent rate over a long period suggests that the vehicle has been used in a manner that places high stress on the suspension bushings and coil springs, which are prone to failure. Consequently, a buyer should inspect the car for binding rear brakes, binding rear suspension bushes, and structural corrosion on the chassis. The history indicates that the vehicle has failed twice on tyre tread, which strongly suggests that basic upkeep was skipped, leading to the accumulation of wear on the front tyres and the rear suspension components. A thorough physical inspection is required to assess the condition of these critical parts and to rule out any hidden corrosion that may have resulted from the previous owners' poor maintenance habits.