2014 BMW 116 2.0L Diesel · MT14 NSZ

The 2026-06-18 test indicates that the vehicle's MOT status remains stable, with the most recent record from May 2025 showing a passed certificate for 175,660 miles. This is a consistent trend, suggesting that the vehicle has not undergone a major overhaul or catastrophic failure since the 2025 test. The maintenance history demonstrates a relatively steady operational pattern, with the vehicle passing the first MOT in 2025 and maintaining a clean record through 2022. Regarding the mileage accumulation, the vehicle has accumulated approximately 12 years of recorded mileage, resulting in an annual average of roughly 14,638 miles. This rate is significantly higher than typical for a 2014 model, which implies that the owner has maintained the car for a prolonged period without substantial wear on consumables or suspension components. The mileage gap between the 2025 and 2022 records is substantial, suggesting that the owner may have been absent or the car was driven less frequently during the 2022-2023 period, allowing for a more conservative maintenance schedule. In conclusion, the vehicle presents a strong case for continued roadworthiness, as the maintenance trend is stable and the mileage accumulation is low relative to the vehicle's age. However, the history reveals specific recurring faults, including binding rear brakes and offside front all-direction indicators, which require inspection. While the structural integrity and drivetrain components appear sound, the presence of these binding issues necessitates a physical inspection by a qualified professional to determine if the brakes need adjustment or replacement.