2021 Smart EQ Forfour Exclusive Electric · KS21 ECT

The most recent MOT passed in June 2025, but it did note temporary puncture repairs on both the nearside and offside rear tyres. This is the only recorded issue in the provided history, following a completely clean MOT in July 2024. The mechanical trend appears stable. There are no signs of worsening structural or mechanical deterioration, as the only recent note relates to tyre maintenance rather than more serious safety or drivetrain components. The vehicle's mileage is relatively low for its age, averaging roughly 5,340 miles per year. While this suggests the car has seen light use, low mileage can also be an ambiguous signal, potentially indicating that the vehicle has spent significant time standing idle. When inspecting the car, you should first check the condition and tread depth of all tyres, paying close attention to the rear ones where the puncture repairs were noted. You should also check for any signs of uneven wear or rubber degradation that might result from the car being used infrequently.