2017 Toyota Aygo 1.0L Petrol · GL67 ODJ

The 2026-06-18 date indicates these MOT records are approximately 7 months old, placing them in the early maintenance window. The vehicle demonstrates a stable maintenance trend, as the most recent pass of 32,114 miles on 2025-11-26 confirms no mechanical defects were recorded at that time. However, the history is not clean; the 2023-12-09 test failed on 25,454 miles due to a severely weakened front brake disc (1.1.14 (a) (ii)) and insufficient pad thickness (1.1.13 (a) (ii)). This indicates a recurring structural issue that has likely persisted since at least 2022-11-17, where the car passed at 19,396 miles. The mileage pattern reveals a clear gap between the vehicle's age and its current operational profile. The 2017 model was approximately 9 years old with 32,114 miles, which is low for its age but not exceptionally low compared to a 2020 model. The rapid mileage accumulation suggests the owner may have driven the vehicle for only a few months or engaged in light use, rather than heavy commercial or daily commuting. The low mileage relative to age implies the vehicle has likely undergone minimal maintenance, potentially leading to accelerated wear on the brake components and other drivetrain parts. Given the severe brake failure recorded in 2023, the buyer should inspect the front brakes and pads in person to assess the condition of the brake disc and pad thickness. The suspension bushes and coil springs may also need evaluation due to the history of a weakened front brake disc, which could indicate improper suspension tuning or a lack of bushing replacement. A thorough inspection of the exhaust emissions and structural integrity is also required to rule out other potential faults such as exhaust leaks or suspension bushing wear.