2021 MINI Countryman 1.5L Petrol · NG70 CCF

This 2021 MINI Countryman has a remarkably clean MOT record, passing its most recent test in January 2026 with no defects recorded at 24,160 miles. Looking at the history, the vehicle has passed three consecutive annual tests without a single advisory or failure note, which points to a stable and consistently well-maintained condition trend rather than any worsening mechanical decline. At roughly 4,800 miles per year over five years, the mileage is distinctly low for its age. This is an ambiguous signal: it likely reflects light, careful use, but it could also mean the car has experienced long periods of standing. While the MOT history shows no evidence of brake corrosion or tyre degradation from under-use, low-mileage cars can still suffer from dried-out seals, battery degradation, or surface rust on discs that might not always trigger an official advisory. Because the recorded history is entirely clean and limited in scope, there are no specific mechanical fault patterns to flag from the data alone. Instead, the focus shifts to verifying that the car's physical condition genuinely matches the excellent paperwork. When inspecting in person, prioritize checks related to low mileage and potential standing. Look closely for early signs of brake disc corrosion or surface pitting, check the age and condition of the tyres for sidewall cracking rather than just tread depth, and assess the battery health. Finally, scrutinize the interior and exterior wear levels to ensure they truly reflect a sub-25,000-mile vehicle, confirming the low mileage is authentic and not a result of irregular use or clocking.