MG HS2023 · 1.5L PETROL

The most recent MOT, dated 26 March 2026, was a clean pass at 41,494 miles – no defects were recorded. With only this single MOT entry there is no recurring pattern to analyse, so the vehicle’s condition trend cannot be judged from the MOT data alone; it appears stable at the moment. At three years old, 41,494 miles works out to roughly 13,800 miles per year, which is higher than the typical average for a vehicle of this age. This mileage level suggests the car has been driven fairly hard, meaning consumables such as tyres, brake pads, suspension bushings and engine oil will have experienced more wear than on a low‑mileage example. It does not, however, prove excessive abuse – the figure could also reflect regular commuting combined with occasional longer trips. Because the MOT history is limited to one clean pass, the mileage signal is ambiguous: it points to higher wear but does not confirm any specific component failures. A buyer should therefore treat the car as having normal wear for its mileage and age, but should verify that key wear items have been maintained. Key checks for an in‑person inspection 1. Examine the brakes (pads, discs, and pedal feel) for wear and any unevenness. Inspect the suspension – look for leaking shocks, worn bushings or noisy movement when the car is pushed over bumps.