2011 Alfa Romeo Mito 1.4L Petrol · FD60 JFU

The latest MOT entry is from 11 September 2024 at 95,303 mi. That date shows both a “PASS” and a “FAIL” with no defects listed, which usually means the vehicle failed an initial test and then passed on a re‑test – but the paperwork records no specific issues. Across the three years shown (2022‑2024) every MOT is recorded as clean, with no advisory or failure items logged. This indicates a stable condition trend; there is no evidence of deteriorating safety‑related components in the MOT data. At 95,303 mi for a 15‑year‑old Alfa Romeo Mito the mileage works out to about 6,300 mi per year, which is typical for a car of this age. The figure does not point to excessive wear, but it also does not guarantee that the car has been lightly used – the mileage could be the result of long periods of low use punctuated by occasional longer trips. For a buyer, the first priority is to verify the MOT records directly with the DVLA or the testing centre to resolve the contradictory PASS/FAIL entry and to confirm that no hidden defects were omitted. Then inspect the usual wear items: brake pads and discs, suspension bushings, tyre condition, and fluid levels. A full service history and a check for any recent repairs will also help to confirm that the car’s mechanical health matches the clean MOT history.