1995 HONDA CIVIC1.5L PETROL

The most recent MOT on record is from January 2011, over 15 years ago. There are no test results after that date, so the current mechanical and structural condition is entirely unknown. Any buyer must treat this as a vehicle that has likely been off the road for a very long time. That final test in 2011 resulted in a pass, but it came with three advisories: a loud exhaust, front brake pads already wearing low, and a nearside rear wheel arch corroded and holed. The corrosion is particularly concerning because a holed panel so close to suspension and seatbelt mountings can hide structural decay. Earlier tests show a clear pattern of neglect. In 2009, the car failed on a dangerously worn front tyre and a suspension arm bush with excessive movement. In 2008 it failed because both front brake pads were worn to less than 1.5mm and both rear trailing arm rubber mountings had excessive movement. Brake pads worn to less than 1.5mm twice in three years points to a lack of regular care, and the recurring rubber bush failures hint at ageing suspension components that were never fully overhauled. With 153,355 recorded miles at the last test and the car now 31 years old, the average annual mileage is roughly 4,947 miles.