2016 Vauxhall Mokka 1.4L Petrol · LK66 OUO

The Vauxhall Mokka shows a currently roadworthy status following the 2 July 2025 test at 57,223 miles, where the examiner recorded a pass with no defects. The maintenance trend across the available history is stable, interrupted only by an anomalous failure on 16 August 2023 at 38,412 miles that same day flipped to a pass, both listing no faults. Such a clean sheet suggests the previous owners kept the car to statutory minimum standards without accruing advisories. Recorded mileage remains low for a 2016 model, totalling 57,223 miles over nearly a decade, an average around 5,700 per year. The 10 August 2022 test logged 33,174 miles, rising modestly to 38,412 by 16 August 2023, then jumping to 49,420 at the 10 July 2024 examination, and reaching 57,223 by July 2025. This trajectory reveals light early use followed by a single year of heavier commuting, yet overall the sparse entries denote a vehicle seldom stressed. The clean record provides little evidence of neglected consumables. Buyers should still inspect typical aged Mokka components in person despite the absence of flagged defects. The simultaneous fail and pass on 16 August 2023 with no defects recorded demands verification of the test certificate to exclude administrative error. A technician ought to scrutinise front coil springs, suspension bushes, brake disc condition, and subframe corrosion, as ten years of service can degrade rubber and metal even at low mileage. Prior keepers presented the car annually with no advisories, implying prompt rectification if required, but physical confirmation of binding calipers or exhaust integrity remains wise before purchase.