2017 Vauxhall Adam 1.2L Petrol · DN67 WKZ

The 2026-2025 MOT record indicates that the vehicle has maintained a consistent maintenance trend, with all tests passing without defects. This stability is evident across the entire history, from the 2025-12-18 test at 37,233 miles to the 2021-11-09 test at 22,532 miles, confirming that the vehicle has been kept in good working order for the past three years. While the most recent test was passed, the vehicle has not suffered from any recorded structural failures or consumables that would require immediate replacement. The mileage pattern reflects a low mileage accumulation typical of a 9-year-old vehicle, averaging approximately 4,137 miles per year. This is considered a healthy pattern for its age, suggesting that the vehicle has not experienced rapid wear on critical components like suspension, brakes, or drivetrain parts. The absence of gaps in the record between 2021 and 2025 further supports the conclusion that the owner has maintained the vehicle with minimal wear and tear, avoiding the accumulation of excessive mileage that could indicate neglected servicing. Given the consistent passing of tests and the lack of structural defects, the vehicle is currently roadworthy. However, the history suggests that basic upkeep has been maintained, with the only notable issue being a dust cover on a ball joint, which is a minor cosmetic item rather than a serious mechanical risk. A future inspection would be advisable to confirm the condition of the ball joint and surrounding suspension components, but the current record does not indicate any ongoing structural integrity problems or recurring wear that would necessitate immediate action.