2022 Caterham Unknown 2.0L Petrol · LJ72 AEB

The Caterham passed its most recent MOT on 7 March 2026 at 1,150 miles with no defects recorded, placing the vehicle in a stable and clean roadworthiness condition. The single available test shows no advisories or failures, so the maintenance trend cannot be judged as worsening or improving but simply as unremarkable on paper. Recorded mileage stands at 1,150 miles against an approximate four-year age, equating to roughly 288 miles per year. The sole MOT entry from March 2026 provides no earlier comparative data, leaving a sparse history with no visible gaps or rapid accumulation to scrutinise. Such low annual use suggests either light recreational driving or extended periods of storage rather than neglect of routine testing. A buyer should still inspect the car in person despite the clean certificate. Long standing periods at 288 miles per year risk perished rubber suspension bushes, seized brake calipers, and flat-spotted tyres that a short test may not expose. Check structural integrity for corrosion on the chassis and examine brake discs for pitting from inactivity. Given the minimal record, verify the odometer reading against service invoices and confirm fluid changes have occurred regardless of mileage. The absence of flagged faults does not exempt the next owner from assessing consumable wear linked to prolonged disuse.