2008 Skoda Fabia 1.9L Diesel · NC08 YDO

The current MOT record from 2026-06-17 indicates that the vehicle has maintained a stable roadworthiness profile since the most recent test on 2023-05-27, where the 160,934-mile test passed with no serious defects. This consistency suggests that the maintenance trend is stable, meaning the vehicle has not experienced a sudden, catastrophic failure in the last three years. However, the history reveals a clear deterioration in condition that has accelerated since the 2023 test. The mileage pattern points to a rapid accumulation of wear, particularly in the rear suspension and braking components, which is characteristic of a vehicle with high mileage. The 160,934-mile test on 2023-05-27 was the only time the vehicle passed, a significant gap that suggests the vehicle was not regularly maintained. This rapid accumulation of wear is likely due to the vehicle's age and usage patterns, where the owner may have relied on a single high-mileage test without periodic inspections or regular servicing. Based on the recurring faults, the buyer must inspect the vehicle for structural integrity and mechanical wear that could compromise safety. The 2023-05-27 test flagged the offside front inner brake disc as worn and pitted, indicating that the brake system is in a state of disrepair. The 2023-05-24 test further flagged the offside rear direction indicator as incorrect colour, suggesting that the suspension bushings and alignment components may be deteriorating. Given the 18-year age of the vehicle, the buyer should verify that the rear suspension bushings and alignment components have not become loose or corroded, as these are critical for the vehicle's handling and safety.