GENESIS G70 SPORT LINE T AUTO2021 · 2.0L PETROL

This Genesis G70 passed its most recent MOT in November 2025 with one recorded defect: front brake pads wearing thin on both sides. That is a safety-critical finding and suggests the brakes are approaching or at the point where replacement is needed soon. Brake pad wear is a normal maintenance item, but the fact that both pads are thinning together indicates they have been used evenly and are likely near the end of their service life. The vehicle's MOT history is short and limited. It failed in late September 2024 on windscreen wiper effectiveness—both wipers were not clearing properly—but passed a retest two days later on 2 October 2024 with no defects noted. This suggests the wiper fault was corrected quickly, possibly by replacement or adjustment. Since then, no further wiper issues have been recorded. The mileage context is the most telling aspect of this vehicle's condition. At just over 27,000 miles for a five-year-old car, this Genesis has covered only about 5,500 miles per year on average. That is significantly below typical use and suggests either very light driving or extended periods of standing idle.