2003 FIAT PANDA1.1L PETROL

The most critical concern is that this vehicle has no recorded MOT history for over 13 years, with the last entry dating back to April 2013. This indicates the car has likely been stationary for a significant period. The mileage is very low for a 23-year-old car, averaging roughly 3,128 miles per year. However, because the recorded mileage stopped at 71,940 in April 2013, this low figure likely reflects long-term storage rather than light usage. The available history shows a worsening trend in condition leading up to the final entry. There was a recurring pattern of tyres being worn close to the legal limit across multiple years. In 2012, the vehicle failed due to excessive play in both front anti-roll bar linkages, and by 2013, the service brake efficiency only just met the minimum legal requirement, indicating the braking system required urgent repair or adjustment. The frequency of failures for basic items, such as windscreen washers and light bulbs, suggests a lack of consistent preventative maintenance. A buyer must first inspect the vehicle for severe corrosion and perished rubber components, as long periods of standing often lead to seized brakes, degraded fuel, and rusted chassis elements. A thorough inspection of the braking system and suspension is essential before the vehicle is driven.