2016 ALFA ROMEO GIULIETTA2.0L Diesel

The 2025‑12‑15 MOT at 79,252 miles passed, confirming the Alfa Romeo Giulietta remains roadworthy despite a damaged windscreen and corrosion on the front brake pipe and offside rear coil spring. Earlier tests show recurring brake disc wear and pad thinning, but no new structural or mechanical failures have appeared since the 2024 inspection, indicating a stable maintenance record. Mileage has risen from 42,051 miles in December 2019 to 79,252 miles in December 2025, averaging about 7,925 miles per year, which aligns with typical usage for a ten‑year‑old car. The interval between the 2020‑12‑17 test (47,959 miles) and the 2021‑11‑30 test (52,854 miles) covers 4,895 miles in roughly eleven months, suggesting a period of increased driving rather than long standing periods, while the overall progression remains steady with no major gaps. A buyer should therefore inspect the front brake pipe for grease‑related corrosion, examine the offside rear coil spring for rust and structural integrity, verify brake disc thickness and pad wear, and look for any additional rust on the chassis or suspension bushes, as the recurring brake disc wear signals the need for timely replacement.