1999 HONDA CR-V2.0L PETROL

The 1999 HONDA CR-V in 2026 is currently in a poor roadworthiness status, with the most recent MOT test (2022-01-24) failing on 95,189 miles. The maintenance trend is improving , as the 2022 test was the only failure recorded since the 2020-11-20 test, indicating that the vehicle has undergone significant mechanical repair and maintenance that mitigated previous issues. Mileage data reveals a clear pattern of rapid accumulation relative to the vehicle's age, with only two tests recorded between 2019 and 2020. The 2020-11-20 test was conducted at 93,175 miles, which is approximately 3,500 miles per year, suggesting that the owner has maintained a very low annual mileage despite the car's age. This gap between the 2019-12-12 test (91,978 miles) and the 2020-11-20 test (93,175 miles) indicates that the owner likely skipped routine servicing during the 2019-2020 period, leading to severe wear on components such as brake discs, suspension bushings, and exhaust systems. A buyer should inspect the vehicle in person for structural integrity and corrosion on the rear and front sub-frames, the suspension arms and pin bushings, and the brake pipes. The 2020-11-20 test flagged a severe rust on the rear exhaust and under-side, which is a serious structural risk that must be addressed immediately. Additionally, the 2020-11-20 test noted a minor exhaust leak, which, combined with the 2022-01-24 failure, suggests that the exhaust system may need replacement after the 2020-11-20 test. The 2022-01-24 test also revealed a product on the headlamp lens and a severely corroded fuel pipe, indicating that the owner may have neglected these components until the 2020-11-20 test, which was the only failure in that year.