2011 Skoda Fabia 1.2L Petrol · FV11 YPW

The MOT passed with a minor note on the offside rear tyre’s cracking, but prior records reveal recurring issues. Tyre wear near legal limits appeared in , , and , suggesting potential neglect or uneven tread wear. A failed MOT highlighted a severely worn nearside front suspension arm bush, a safety-critical component requiring immediate attention. The condition trend shows mixed signals. While the MOT had fewer defects than earlier years, the suspension issue in and persistent tyre problems indicate ongoing maintenance challenges. No major improvements are evident, and the vehicle’s age and mileage (, miles over years) align with average usage, though not exceptional. Mileage suggests moderate wear but no extreme overuse. However, tyre wear patterns and suspension defects imply possible under-maintenance or heavy stop-start driving. The MOT failures included faulty direction indicators and a deeply cut tyre, raising concerns about overall upkeep. Key checks for buyers: inspect suspension components for wear, especially the nearside front lower arm bush; test tyre tread depth and condition; verify exhaust system integrity; and confirm registration plates are fully legible.