2018 Citroen C3 Aircross 1.2L Petrol · CA18 EWN

The most recent MOT test from 2025-09-08 shows the vehicle passed, but with notes on the nearside front tyre being worn close to the legal limit and having a cut, indicating some neglect in maintenance or harder use than the overall mileage might suggest. The recurring pattern in the MOT history is the issue with tyre wear, which has been noted in multiple tests, including the failed test in 2023, where both the offside and nearside front tyres were worn close to the legal limit, and in earlier tests where the nearside front tyre was specifically mentioned for similar issues, suggesting a potential alignment problem or uneven wear. The trend in the vehicle's condition appears to be stable, with no major new issues arising in the most recent tests, but the consistent mention of tyre wear indicates a need for regular checks and maintenance to prevent more serious problems, and the fact that the vehicle has had low mileage may mean it has been used less intensively but also possibly not as regularly serviced or checked as a higher mileage vehicle. The mileage of 42,118 miles over about 8 years, or roughly 5,265 miles per year, is relatively low for its age, which could imply lighter use, but the specific issues with tyre wear and the cut noted in the most recent MOT suggest that the vehicle may have been subjected to harder use or less regular maintenance than the mileage alone would suggest, making the mileage signal somewhat ambiguous. Given the history and the current state, a buyer should first inspect the tyres for any signs of uneven wear, check the alignment, and look for any signs of neglect or needed maintenance, such as the condition of the headlamps which were noted for aim issues in the 2023 failed test, to get a full picture of the vehicle's condition and potential needs before purchase.