1994 Rover 800 2.0L Petrol · M301 RNM

The most recent MOT on March 23, 2026, passed, but it noted several specific issues, including corrosion on both front brake pipes, slight damage or cracking on both front tyres, a slight seepage from the offside power steering component, and a fluid leak with a possible fuel tank leak. The recurring mechanical pattern shows consistent issues with brake pipe corrosion, tyre condition, and power steering component seepage across the recorded history. The trend in the MOT history does not show a clear improvement; rather, it highlights persistent mechanical wear and corrosion issues that have been noted over the past year. The mileage of 160,984 miles for a vehicle of this age suggests an average annual mileage of approximately 5,031 miles, which is relatively low for its age. This could indicate lighter overall use or extended periods where the vehicle has been stationary. A buyer should immediately inspect the braking system components, paying close attention to the brake pipes for any signs of further corrosion or fluid leaks. Secondly, thoroughly check the condition of both front tyres for any signs of cracking or perishing beyond what was noted in the MOTs. Finally, inspect the power steering system for any additional signs of seepage or leaks.