2012 Alfa Romeo Mito 1.2L Diesel · DU12 TYY

The overall roadworthiness status is currently PASS for the 2026-06-18 date, but the maintenance trend is stably improving relative to the most recent test. The 2025-06-09 MOT, which was passed at 102,050 miles, is the only test recorded that year, indicating that the vehicle has not suffered a catastrophic failure in the last 19 months. This stability contrasts with the 2024-05-10 test, which failed due to a severe corrosion of the nearside coil spring, suggesting that while the car is currently in good shape, the previous owner may have neglected routine inspections during the 2023-06-08 failure. The mileage pattern is stable for the 2025-06-09 test, reflecting a consistent 7,289 miles per year average. This is typical for a 2012 ALFA ROMEO, which is roughly 14 years old. The gap between the 2025 and 2024 tests is negligible, as the 2024-05-10 test was passed at 99,087 miles, confirming that the vehicle has not accumulated excessive wear on critical components since the 2025-06-09 test. The 2023-06-08 test, which failed due to severe brake disc wear, shows that the vehicle is not accumulating excessive wear on the drivetrain components since the 2024-05-10 test, maintaining a stable maintenance trend. A buyer should inspect the car for structural integrity and corrosion in the suspension and brakes. The 2025-06-09 test flagged nearside and offside coil springs as corroded, which is a serious structural risk that requires professional assessment. The 2024-05-10 test flagged a slight oil leak, which is a minor consumable wear item. The 2023-06-08 test flagged a fractured or broken nearside coil spring, which is a severe structural failure requiring immediate replacement. The 2022-06-07 test flagged a slightly worn front brake disc, which is a minor wear item but should be monitored. The 2023-06-08 test flagged a pitted or scored front brake disc, which is a serious wear item that should be inspected for cracks or severe pitting.