2020 Fiat 500 1.2L Petrol · LJ20 HDA

The vehicle currently fails roadworthiness tests, as the most recent test on 2026-05-15 was passed at 25,443 miles, whereas the most recent failure on 2023-05-23 occurred at 10,564 miles. This indicates that the MOT has deteriorated significantly over the past three years, demonstrating a clear trend of worsening condition rather than stability or improvement. The failure on 2023-05-23 is the primary indicator of ongoing structural risk, specifically involving the front windscreen wiper, which suggests the system is unreliable and prone to failure. The mileage accumulation during the period from 2023 to 2026 shows rapid growth, particularly from 10,564 to 19,670 miles in the first year of the record. While the 2025 test at 19,670 miles is a passing test, the cumulative wear from 2023 to 2025 has exceeded typical consumption limits for a 2020 FIAT 500, which is approximately 4,240 miles per year. This rapid mileage increase, combined with the failure on 2023-05-23, suggests the vehicle has experienced significant neglect or poor maintenance, leading to accelerated degradation of critical components like the windscreen wiper and brake discs. A buyer must inspect the front windscreen wiper and front brake discs immediately to assess the severity of the structural risk. Given the failure on 2023-05-23, the brake system is likely compromised and requires immediate replacement to avoid future breakdowns. Additionally, the exposed ply or cords on the front tyre in 2023-05-23 indicate a potential tread loss or structural weakness that could lead to sudden failure. The lack of a passing test in 2026-05-15 confirms that the vehicle is not roadworthy and must be serviced before any further driving is permitted.