2000 MITSUBISHI SHOGUN3.2L PETROL

The Mitsubishi Shogun has a MOT record (, miles) showing slight nearside inner vehicle structure corrosion. No recent MOTs are documented beyond , raising concerns about unverified condition. Corrosion risks persist, with repeated structural and shock absorber issues dating back to . The MOT noted thin rear brake pads, a worn nearside front tyre, and an oil leak, while highlighted corroded rear coil springs. These suggest ongoing exposure to moisture or poor maintenance. The vehicle’s ,-mile annual average aligns with typical usage for its age, but the lack of MOTs post- means critical defects could have gone unaddressed. Corrosion trends show no clear improvement, though no major safety failures were recorded in earlier tests. Mileage alone does not indicate heavy wear or under-use, but the absence of recent inspections limits confidence. The corrosion entry implies potential structural weakness, while older issues like brake wear and oil leaks may have worsened. Inspect the underbody for rust, check brake pads and tyres for excessive wear, and look for oil leaks.