2022 Volkswagen ID3 Life Electric · NG71 EKF

The 2025‑11‑27 MOT at 23,343 miles passed with no defects recorded, indicating a stable maintenance record. The identical pass rates in 2024 and 2025 suggest the vehicle's condition has remained stable over the past year. No advisory notes or failures appear in the official DVSA log. The mileage trajectory shows an average annual increase of roughly 5,800 miles, consistent with moderate use for a four‑year‑old 2022 model. The 12‑month gap between the 2024‑11‑27 test at 16,896 miles and the 2025‑11‑27 test at 23,343 miles confirms steady accumulation without prolonged idle periods. Such low mileage can reflect light usage or extended standing, but it also means consumable items such as tyres and wiper blades may have been replaced less frequently. A buyer should examine the rear suspension bushes for wear, check the coil springs for sag, and inspect the rear brake calipers for binding. Inspect the brake discs for scoring, corrosion or uneven wear, and verify the exhaust system for cracks or excessive corrosion. Finally, assess the vehicle's structural integrity for rust on the chassis, wheel arches and suspension mounting points, as these areas are common failure points on electric vehicles.