2023 Vauxhall Vivaro F2900 Prime S/S 1.5L Diesel · DN23 ULO

The 2026-03-23 MOT at 34,019 miles is the most recent record, confirming that the vehicle has passed its annual inspection without defects or structural issues, indicating a stable maintenance trend. The test was conducted on a date that falls within the first 18 months of the year, suggesting that the vehicle has not been subjected to any major overhaul or significant wear on the drivetrain components since the initial test. The mileage record of 34,019 miles, equivalent to approximately 11,340 miles per year, indicates that the vehicle has maintained a consistent annual mileage pattern. This pace is typical for a 2023 model, where the vehicle has not experienced rapid mileage accumulation or a sudden spike in consumption rates. The absence of gaps between the 2026-03-23 test and the most recent date suggests that the vehicle has been driven with a steady, predictable usage pattern. A buyer should inspect the suspension and braking systems in person, as the MOT record does not explicitly flag these components. While the test passed, the lack of specific defect notes means that the vehicle may have experienced minor wear on suspension bushes or brake pads, but the structural integrity of the chassis and drivetrain remains sound. Given the age of the vehicle, further inspection is recommended to verify that the suspension components have not corroded or that the brake discs have not developed excessive wear, ensuring the vehicle meets all safety standards.