2018 Vauxhall Corsa 1.4L Petrol · DV67 CLY

The 2026‑02‑10 MOT at 65,365 miles confirms the Vauxhall Corsa remains roadworthy, though the tester flagged a worn, pitted front brake disc and low‑effort offside rear parking brake. The vehicle has passed each annual test since 2023, indicating a generally stable maintenance record, but recurring low‑effort parking brake and tyre wear suggest ongoing minor issues that have not escalated to serious failures. Mileage has risen steadily since the 2023 test at 47,904 miles, climbing to 57,270 miles by 2024 (9,366‑mile increase) and reaching 64,219 miles in early 2025, before the latest 65,365‑mile reading. This acceleration, roughly 5,800 miles per year over the past three years, exceeds the average 8,171‑mile annual usage for an eight‑year‑old vehicle and points to increased wear on consumables and mechanical parts. A buyer should therefore inspect the rear parking brake mechanism for binding or seized components, examine the front brake disc for deep scoring or cracking, and check tyre sidewalls for edge wear that may indicate mis‑alignment or suspension problems. Particular attention to suspension bushes, coil springs and shock absorbers is advisable, as is a visual assessment of the chassis for rust or structural damage, especially around wheel arches and the exhaust system. Verifying the operation of the washer pump, TPMS wiring and brake fluid condition will also reveal whether previous owners addressed the recurring advisories.