2017 SEAT Leon 2.0L Petrol · KU67 BOV

The 2025‑09‑06 MOT at 34,888 miles confirms the SEAT Leon remains roadworthy, with no major defects recorded and only front brake pad wear thin inner pads looking worn to the wear wire. The vehicle has passed every annual test since 2020, indicating a stable maintenance trend, though the brake wear suggests previous owners may have delayed pad replacement. The mileage pattern shows a low annual average of roughly 3,876 miles for a nine‑year‑old car, yet the progression is uneven: from 2020‑09‑08 (15,429 miles) to 2021‑09‑07 (16,926 miles) the increase was modest, but the jump to 25,123 miles by 2024‑09‑06 and to 34,888 miles in 2025 reflects a rapid acceleration of usage in the last two years, and a TPMS lamp was noted in the 2020 test. A buyer should therefore examine the front brake pads and discs for wear, verify the condition of the rear brake discs that showed slight pitting in 2023, and inspect suspension bushes and coil springs for signs of binding or corrosion, as the repeated brake warnings indicate possible deferred maintenance; a visual check for structural rust on the chassis and underbody, and a test of the exhaust emissions and structural integrity, will complete the due‑diligence assessment.