1994 SAAB 9002.0L PETROL

The 1994 Saab 900 failed its last MOT in February 2007 with 159,969 miles. The failure included critical safety issues across multiple systems. The main risk pattern shows severe corrosion problems affecting both brake pipes and extensive brake component failure. The car had two brake discs excessively pitted and one rear brake showing little or no effort. Corroded brake pipes represent a major safety hazard that requires immediate attention. Suspension failures appeared with an insecure anti-roll bar mount and excessive strut movement. The exhaust system showed major leaks and missing mounts, creating both safety and noise concerns. The trend is clearly worsening between the 2006 pass and 2007 failure. Multiple serious defects emerged within one year, indicating rapid deterioration of critical safety components. At 32 years old with approximately 5,000 miles annually, the low mileage suggests light use rather than hard service.