2000 SKODA FELICIA1.3L PETROL

The last MOT on this 2000 Skoda Felicia was on 5 December 2015 at 13 325 mi and it passed with no recorded defects. The only earlier test, on 1 May 2007, also passed and showed essentially the same mileage (13 313 mi). Over more than eight years the odometer barely moved, indicating the car has been driven very little or stored for long periods. The MOT record shows a clean history, but the absence of any recent test (the MOT expired more than ten years ago) means the current road‑worthiness is unknown. The pattern of static mileage suggests low wear on drivetrain components, yet prolonged inactivity can cause rubber seals, hoses, tyres and battery to deteriorate, and rust can develop on the under‑carriage. Overall the trend in the recorded data is stable – no faults were noted – but the lack of recent inspection makes it difficult to judge the present condition. The very low mileage for a 26‑year‑old vehicle points to light use, but also to possible under‑use issues. Before buying, inspect the car in person for: visible rust or corrosion, condition of the tyres (age and tread), battery health, any fluid leaks, the state of the brakes and suspension, and ensure a fresh MOT can be obtained. These checks will reveal whether the vehicle’s long‑term idle periods have caused hidden problems.