2022 VAUXHALL GRANDLAND GS LINE TURBO1.2L Petrol

The vehicle passed its most recent MOT on 15 May 2026 at 44 188 miles, with only a minor advisory noted on the offside rear tyre (5.2.3(d)(ii)). No other defects were recorded, indicating a stable maintenance trend where only consumable wear has appeared. Between the 19 May 2025 test (36 868 miles) and the recent test, mileage increased by 7 320 miles over roughly twelve months. This annual gain sits below the car’s overall average of about 11 000 miles per year, suggesting normal usage rather than an abrupt spike. The two‑year MOT data set is sparse, but the progression is consistent with expected wear. A buyer should inspect the offside rear tyre immediately, checking for cracking beyond the permissible limit and considering replacement if the damage is significant. Verify that under‑trays and any protective covers remain fitted, as they help preserve structural integrity and guard against corrosion. A walk‑around should include an assessment of suspension bushes, coil springs and brake components for wear, given the accumulated mileage. Finally, examine the chassis, exhaust and brake discs for rust or uneven wear, ensuring no binding calipers or structural deterioration is present.