1994 Rover 800 2.5L Diesel · HHZ 377

The most recent MOT from May 2024 resulted in a pass, but only after addressing a loose wheel fixing, insufficient washer liquid, and a faulty position lamp. This follows a previous failure in May 2023 involving reduced headlamp intensity and indicator issues. The vehicle shows a recurring pattern of failures related to electrical components and minor maintenance items. The trend appears stable, as the issues have not escalated into more serious mechanical or structural failures, though the loose wheel fixing noted in 2024 is a significant safety-related defect that required correction. With approximately 3,970 miles driven per year, the mileage is very low for a vehicle of this age. This suggests the car has either seen very light use or has spent significant time stationary. While this typically implies less wear on the drivetrain and engine, long periods of inactivity can often lead to issues with electrical systems and perishable components. A buyer should first thoroughly test all exterior lighting and the windscreen washer system. You must also physically inspect the wheels to ensure all fixings are secure and in good condition.