2014 Vauxhall Corsa 1.2L Petrol · KM64 BXE

The Vauxhall Corsa holds a valid roadworthy pass from 30 August 2025 at 171,327 miles, roughly eleven months before the current date of 20 July 2026, though DVSA logged a failed test the same day with no defects recorded, an administrative anomaly rather than a mechanical fault. Testers recorded no defects or advisories from 9 August 2021 through to that latest examination, confirming a stable maintenance trend. The car passed the June 2024 test at 160,161 miles and the August 2022 test at 146,588 miles without flagging wear. Mileage reaches 171,327 on a twelve-year-old hatchback, averaging near 14,300 miles per year and sitting high for the age. Records show 138,747 miles in August 2021 climbing to 146,588 by August 2022, then to 160,161 by June 2024 after a gap of nearly twenty-two months with no test entered. That missing 2023 cycle suggests the vehicle stood idle or ran off-road. From mid-2024 to late August 2025 the clock added 11,166 miles, a restrained pace that avoids rapid accumulation. Buyer must still scrutinise typical high-mileage components despite the clean sheet. Inspect front suspension bushes and coil springs for splits or collapse. Check rear beam axle and sill structure for corrosion that MOT may miss at early stage. Measure brake disc thickness and test calipers for binding. Examine exhaust mounts and emissions integrity. Previous keepers maintained test compliance but skipped a yearly cycle, implying irregular use rather than neglect of serious faults. A independent mechanical inspection should confirm drivetrain and steering condition before purchase.