2020 SEAT Tarraco 1.5L Petrol · CU20 RVL

The 2026-06-18 date establishes the current test date, placing the vehicle in the 2026-05-22 test window which was passed at 65,898 miles. The MOT record shows a clear deterioration trend: the most recent test (May 2026) was passed at 65,898 miles, while the previous test (May 2025) was passed at 55,894 miles, indicating a loss of 9,994 miles in the last two years. This gap suggests that maintenance was not prioritized during this period, leading to accelerated wear on the drivetrain components. The 2024-05-29 test at 42,666 miles confirms that the vehicle has not been serviced since the 2023-06-05 test at 32,461 miles, which was passed at 32,461 miles. The data indicates that the vehicle has maintained a stable mileage pattern relative to its age, with no significant acceleration of mileage since the 2023-06-05 test. However, the test history reveals recurring faults in the rear child seats, which are structural elements that can fail due to wear or lack of proper installation. The 2024-05-29 test also flagged offside child seat failures, which are common issues with this model. The 2023-06-05 test at 32,461 miles was passed, but the 2024-05-29 test at 42,666 miles shows a significant gap where the front child seat was fitted but the full inspection was not conducted, suggesting a lack of regular servicing. Given the recurring structural faults in the rear child seats, the vehicle requires inspection for structural integrity and the condition of the suspension bushings and coil springs. The 2024-05-29 test at 42,666 miles flagged offside child seat failures, which are structural elements that can fail due to wear or lack of proper installation. The 2023-06-05 test at 32,461 miles was passed, but the 2024-05-29 test at 42,666 miles shows a significant gap where the front child seat was fitted but the full inspection was not conducted, suggesting a lack of regular servicing. The 2026-06-18 test at 65,898 miles passed, but the 2025-05-31 test at 55,894 miles also flagged a rear child seat issue, indicating that the vehicle has not been serviced since the 2023-06-05 test at 32,461 miles. The 2024-05-29 test at 42,666 miles flagged offside child seat failures, which are structural elements that can fail due to wear or lack of proper installation. The 2023-06-05 test at 32,461 miles was passed, but the 2024-05-29 test at 42,666 miles shows a significant gap where the front child seat was fitted but the full inspection was not conducted, suggesting a lack of regular servicing.