2022 Alpine A110 Auto 1.8L Petrol · LM22 WYW

This Alpine A110 presents with a very limited MOT history, having only completed its first test in June 2025. Because the vehicle is only four years old, the data set is too small to establish a long-term mechanical trend or a pattern of recurring faults. However, the fact that it passed its first MOT with zero recorded defects is a positive indicator of its current condition. The recorded mileage of 18,717 miles, averaging roughly 4,679 miles per year, is notably low for a performance vehicle of this age. While this suggests the car has not been subjected to heavy daily commuting or high-mileage motorway use, it does not automatically guarantee a pristine mechanical state. Low-mileage sports cars can sometimes suffer from issues related to long periods of inactivity, such as seized brake components, battery degradation, or the drying out of rubber seals and hoses. Because the history is essentially a clean slate, you cannot rely on past MOT records to predict future repair needs. The lack of advisory items is encouraging, but it also means there is no evidence regarding the condition of the tyres, suspension bushes, or brake pads, as these items are often flagged as advisories before they become failure points. The primary risk with a low-mileage performance car is that it may have been driven hard on short, spirited journeys without being fully warmed up, or conversely, left sitting for extended periods. You should not assume that low mileage equates to a lack of wear on high-performance consumables.