2009 Vauxhall Agila 1.2L Petrol · KY09 JPV

The 2026-04-09 test at 87,514 miles indicates that the vehicle has been tested in a relatively recent window, placing the MOT record firmly within the last two years and suggesting a stable maintenance trend. This period of consistent testing without recorded defects implies that the vehicle has maintained its roadworthiness through basic upkeep, avoiding major mechanical failures that would typically be flagged in a previous year's test. Regarding the mileage pattern, the data reveals a significant gap between the 2026-04-09 test and the 2025-02-22 test, where the vehicle's mileage dropped from 87,514 miles to 81,992 miles. This 5,522-mile gap suggests that the owner may have experienced periods of reduced usage or a major repair event during the 2025-02-22 test, which would have caused the mileage to decrease. The subsequent 2024-02-28 test at 70,589 miles confirms that the vehicle has maintained this lower mileage trajectory, indicating that the owner has managed to keep the vehicle under a standard maintenance regime despite the earlier mileage dip. To determine the current roadworthiness, the buyer must inspect for recurring faults such as suspension bushings, brake disc wear, or structural corrosion that would indicate an ongoing trend. Given the history of a failed anti-roll bar ball joint and a lamp not working, the vehicle has not been tested for these specific issues in the most recent test. The absence of defects in the 2026-04-09 test suggests that these components have likely been inspected and serviced, but the lack of a failed test in the very recent window means the vehicle has not been evaluated for these specific faults since the 2025-02-22 test.