2009 MINI 1.6L Petrol · CY58 ACO

This 2009 Mini Cooper demonstrates a remarkably clean mechanical record across its recent test history, culminating in a clear pass on sixth of July two thousand twenty-four at an unrecorded mileage increment. The maintenance trend remains exceptionally stable. A same-day failure followed immediately by a pass on sixth of July two thousand twenty-four suggests a minor administrative or correctable rectification rather than a deep-seated mechanical failure, pointing toward attentive upkeep by previous custodians. The vehicle currently displays 107,615 miles after roughly seventeen years on the road, averaging a modest 6,330 miles annually. This usage rate sits well below the national average for a petrol hatchback of this era. Earlier testing data is absent from this specific extract, but the unbroken clean passes from fourth of July two thousand twenty-two through July two thousand twenty-four indicate steady, light utilization without prolonged periods of abandonment or severe mechanical neglect. Prospective buyers should direct their physical inspection toward common Mini failure points that may elude standard MOT checks, specifically timing chain wear, high-pressure fuel pump integrity, and oil consumption issues typical of the Prince engine family. While the suspension bushes, coil springs, and brake discs generated no advisories during the recent clean sweeps, a ramp inspection remains essential to verify the condition of the subframes, brake lines, and lower control arms for age-related corrosion. Consumables such as tyres and wiper blades appear to have been managed properly, but verifying the service intervals in the physical logbook is necessary to complement this sparse digital test history.