2022 Alpine A110 Auto 1.8L Petrol · HN22 OSU

This Alpine A110 presents as a very low-mileage example, having covered only 13,188 miles over its four-year lifespan. An average of approximately 3,300 miles per year is significantly below the national average, suggesting the vehicle has likely been used as a weekend or fair-weather car rather than a daily commuter. The MOT history is currently limited to a single test conducted on 14 June 2025. As the vehicle only reached its first MOT requirement at three years old, this clean pass with no recorded defects provides a positive baseline. Because there is only one data point, it is impossible to establish a long-term mechanical trend or identify recurring issues; however, the absence of any advisories at the first test is exactly what you want to see for a performance vehicle of this age. The primary risk with such low mileage is the potential for long periods of inactivity. While the car has not shown signs of neglect in its initial inspection, vehicles that sit for extended periods can suffer from seized brake calipers, perished rubber seals, or battery degradation. You should not assume that low mileage equates to a lack of wear, as performance cars are often driven enthusiastically, which can accelerate the degradation of tyres and suspension components even if the odometer reading remains low. Because this is a high-performance sports car, the low mileage is a double-edged sword. It suggests the chassis and interior may be in excellent condition, but you must verify that the engine and drivetrain have been serviced according to the manufacturer's time-based schedule rather than just mileage intervals.