2007 Hyundai Amica 1.1L Petrol · EK07 UYA

This 2007 Hyundai Amica has a current MOT that passed in April 2026, but the history reveals a concerning pattern of neglect and recurring faults. The vehicle's condition is worsening. There is a persistent trend of ignoring advisory notices, with issues like the exhaust flexi-section leak, gearbox support mounting wear, and faulty high-level stop lamps appearing across multiple years without being permanently resolved. The recent failure in April 2026 highlights critical safety and electronic issues, including an ABS fault and an engine management light, which suggest deeper mechanical or electrical instability. The low mileage of 91,381 miles over 19 years suggests the car has spent significant periods standing or has seen very light use. This is evidenced by the presence of tyres over ten years old and age-related cracking, which occurs when rubber perishes from age rather than wear. The most serious risks are the recurring ABS and engine management faults, combined with general age-related corrosion on the underside. The repeated failure to address basic maintenance, such as tyre replacement and exhaust leaks, indicates a lack of preventative care. A buyer must first check the dashboard for active warning lights and verify the functionality of the ABS. Inspect the underside for the extent of the surface corrosion and check the date codes on all tyres to ensure they are not perished.