2018 FIAT ROLLER TEAM2.3L DIESEL

The 2018 Fiat Roller Team demonstrates a wholly stable roadworthiness trend. The DVSA examiner passed the vehicle on 17 December 2025 at 40,884 miles and recorded no defects, mirroring every prior examination. Eight consecutive tests since April 2021 have returned clean results, showing previous owners maintained the vehicle to at least statutory standard without recurring mechanical faults. Odometer readings confirm low utilisation for an eight-year-old vehicle. The record opens at 20,134 miles on 23 April 2021, then creeps to 20,652 by 30 May 2022 across a thirteen-month gap of just 518 miles. Later intervals tighten: 26,473 miles on 3 November 2023, 32,890 on 20 December 2024, and 40,884 on the final test. Annual averages rise from near-dormant to about 8,000 miles in the last year, yet total distance remains modest at roughly 5,110 miles per annum. The pristine pass history with zero advisories suggests basic upkeep was never neglected, though sparse defect data limits insight into wear hidden by infrequent use. A buyer should still commission a physical inspection of wear-prone items that MOT tests at low mileage may not expose. The tester never flagged suspension bushes, coil springs, or steering joints, but extended stationary periods accelerate corrosion on brake discs and can seize calipers. Examine underbody structural integrity for rust at chassis rails and mountings. Tyres likely retain legal tread but warrant scrutiny for sidewall cracking from age rather than abrasion. Exhaust emissions consistently satisfied limits, implying the Fiat diesel unit is sound. Given the Roller Team conversion, habitation electrics and gas systems fall outside MOT remit and require separate expert appraisal. The documented history supports a favourable mechanical verdict, contingent on the in-person checks above.