MORGAN PLUS 42020 · 2.0L PETROL

The most recent MOT test on April 10th, 2026, passed with one noted defect: the nearside registration plate lamp was inoperative. The history shows a consistent passing record across the three tests. There is no clear trend indicating the vehicle's condition is worsening or improving based solely on these results. The mileage of 3,145 miles for a vehicle that is about six years old suggests relatively light use, averaging around 524 miles per year. This lower mileage might indicate lighter driving patterns or periods where the vehicle has been standing. Given the limited history, the mileage does not strongly suggest heavy wear on major components like suspension or brakes, but it does not rule out wear accumulated over time. A buyer should first inspect the nearside registration plate lamp to ensure it is functioning correctly, as this was the specific defect noted in the latest inspection. Secondly, a thorough visual inspection of the underbody and suspension components is recommended to check for any signs of wear not covered by the MOT report. Finally, check the condition of all lights and electrical systems to ensure they are operating as expected.