2018 Vauxhall Mokka 1.4L Petrol · DP68 EVN

The vehicle is currently roadworthy, but the maintenance trend is clearly worsening and the most recent test indicates a significant deterioration in braking performance. The 2025-09-20 test at 65,594 miles was passed, yet the 2025-09-18 test at 65,586 miles failed due to a pitted or scored brake disc, confirming that the braking system is no longer functional. This represents a clear worsening trend, as the failure occurred shortly after the initial successful pass, suggesting the issue has not been resolved and the vehicle is likely unsafe for driving. Regarding the mileage pattern, the vehicle has accumulated approximately 8,199 miles annually, which is consistent with an 8-year age. However, the data is sparse and lacks the granularity of a full annual log, making it difficult to determine if this accumulation is due to normal wear or accelerated failure. The gap between the 2023-09-13 test and the current 2025-09-18 test is the most critical indicator; the vehicle has not maintained a consistent mileage rate since that date, which suggests the issue may have accelerated over time. Given the recurring faults in the brake disc and the structural damage to the front and rear windshields, the vehicle requires immediate inspection for structural integrity and suspension components. The front brake disc failure indicates that the brake pads are not providing adequate friction, a serious mechanical risk that could lead to wheel failure. Additionally, the damage to the front and rear windshields and the cracked rear tyre suggest that the vehicle's structural integrity has degraded, which is a critical safety concern. A buyer should inspect the suspension bushes and coil springs for binding, check the exhaust emissions for leaks, and verify that the brakes are not excessively worn before proceeding with a purchase.