1995 MERCEDES S-Class3.2L PETROL

The most recent MOT record is from November 2007, which means there is no evidence of the vehicle's roadworthiness for nearly 19 years. This massive gap in history is the most critical risk for a buyer. The available data from 2005 and 2006 reveals a pattern of neglect. There were recurring defects regarding brake pipe corrosion and multiple failures related to lighting and basic maintenance. Serious mechanical issues were also noted, including excessive play in the rear upper suspension arm bushes and a lack of effort in the parking brake. The vehicle has covered roughly 5,703 miles per year over 31 years. This is very low mileage for its age, which often indicates the car has suffered from long periods of standing. Such inactivity can lead to the perishing of rubber components and accelerated corrosion, which aligns with the brake pipe defects seen in the records. Based on the limited data, the condition trend was unstable, with a high volume of defects in 2006. Without any records since 2007, it is impossible to determine if these issues were permanently resolved or if the vehicle has deteriorated further.