2001 Mercedes C 2.6L Petrol · M2 DTE

The vehicle holds a solid roadworthiness status, as the MOT record demonstrates stable maintenance trends without any adverse changes. The most recent test on 2025-09-24 was passed at 46,565 miles, confirming that no major structural or mechanical failures have occurred since the last inspection. This stability is further supported by the consistent record of passing tests from 2023 and 2022, indicating that the vehicle has maintained its mechanical integrity throughout the ownership period. The mileage accumulation pattern suggests a relatively low maintenance cost, as the vehicle has experienced only 1,863 miles of recorded mileage over 25 years. While the total mileage is low, the data shows no significant gaps in tracking, meaning the vehicle has been driven consistently without sudden, unexplained increases in wear. The absence of any reported faults or missing test dates indicates that the vehicle has not suffered from catastrophic events like suspension bushings or brake disc failures. Given the current date of 2026, the vehicle is in good condition for road use. The buyer should inspect the vehicle for binding rear brakes and structural rust, as these components have been flagged as perished or worn low in the 2023-2022 records. While the suspension and drivetrain appear sound, a thorough visual check is required to rule out any corrosion or wear that may have been missed during the MOT assessment.