CHRYSLER 3002012 · 3.0L DIESEL

This 2012 Chrysler 300 shows a remarkably clean MOT history, suggesting the vehicle has been maintained to a high standard over its 14-year lifespan. With a total of 89,350 miles, the car has averaged roughly 6,382 miles per year, which is a moderate and healthy usage profile that avoids the risks associated with both excessive high-mileage wear and the potential mechanical stagnation of a vehicle left standing for long periods. The mechanical trend for this vehicle is stable and impressive. Aside from a single advisory in 2025 regarding thinning rear brake pads, the car has passed every annual inspection without a single recorded defect. The fact that the most recent test in February 2026 resulted in a clean pass indicates that the previous brake issue was addressed and that the vehicle is currently in a strong state of repair. Because the history is almost entirely free of advisories, there is no evidence of a worsening trend or recurring suspension, steering, or structural issues. The consistent annual testing suggests a diligent owner who has kept on top of maintenance requirements. While the mileage is typical for the age of the vehicle, you should remain mindful that at nearly 90,000 miles, components such as suspension bushings, dampers, and cooling system hoses may be reaching the end of their design life, even if they have not yet triggered an MOT failure. When you inspect the car in person, your first priority should be to verify the condition of the braking system. Since the rear pads were flagged as thin just over a year ago, ensure that the discs are not scored or lipped and that the braking performance is sharp and free of pulling or vibration.