2024 Fiat 500 Mhev 1.4L Petrol · CB57 KCB

This 2017 Abarth 595 has covered approximately 66,513 miles, which is a typical annual average of about 7,400 miles. This mileage suggests the car has been used consistently rather than sitting idle for long periods, which is generally positive for engine health, though it does mean the drivetrain and suspension components have seen regular, real-world use. The MOT history shows a concerning recent trend regarding maintenance standards. While the car passed its most recent test in December 2024, it failed the day prior with significant safety issues, including deep cuts in both front tyres that reached the ply or cords. This indicates a period of neglect where the vehicle was driven in an unsafe condition. The presence of illegal window tints on that same failure report also suggests a previous owner who prioritised aesthetics over road-legal compliance. There is a recurring pattern of tyre and suspension wear evident in the history. In 2022, the car was flagged for inner-edge tyre wear and worn suspension arm bushes. The fact that the tyres were again flagged for dangerous damage in 2024 suggests that the underlying suspension geometry or tracking issues may not have been fully resolved, or that the car is being driven in a way that places high stress on the front end. Overall, the vehicle's condition trend appears to be erratic rather than stable.