2014 Znen Unknown 0.1L Petrol · SY64 BNB

The vehicle currently holds no valid MOT certificate, as the last recorded test took place on 16 August 2022. While the record shows a clean pass at that time, the four-year gap since the previous 2018 inspection suggests the machine has seen extremely limited use. The lack of recent testing data means the current roadworthiness status is unknown, and the vehicle cannot be considered compliant for public road use without a fresh examination. The recorded mileage of 2,896 miles over a twelve-year lifespan indicates a period of prolonged inactivity rather than consistent operation. Only two miles were added to the odometer between the June 2018 test and the August 2022 test. This pattern of long-term storage often leads to specific mechanical degradation that is not always captured by a standard MOT pass, particularly regarding fuel system varnish, perished rubber seals, and internal engine corrosion from sitting idle. Prospective buyers must prioritise a thorough physical inspection of all perishable components. The tyres, while likely showing sufficient tread depth, may have developed sidewall cracking or flat spots due to age and lack of movement. You should examine the brake lines and fuel hoses for signs of dry rot or perishing, and verify that the brake calipers are not seized from inactivity. Check the chassis and underside for surface corrosion that often accumulates on vehicles left standing in damp conditions, as this can compromise structural integrity over time.