2017 SEAT Leon 1.4L Petrol · NL17 LUJ

The 2026-06-17 test at 58,728 miles was passed, indicating that the MOT record is current and the vehicle meets current roadworthiness standards. However, the maintenance trend is stable; the vehicle has not experienced a significant deterioration in performance since the 2026-04-29 test, suggesting that basic upkeep has been maintained without major intervention. The mileage pattern shows no rapid accumulation of wear beyond normal consumption, as the vehicle has maintained roughly 6,525 miles per year. There are no gaps in the record, meaning the test dates are consecutive and the mileage figure remains consistent, which supports the conclusion that the vehicle is not suffering from accelerated wear due to poor driving habits or excessive use. A buyer should inspect the rear suspension and brakes in person, as the MOT history indicates issues with the offside and nearside shocks and the rear tyres, which is a critical structural risk. The lack of defects in the 2023-05-02 test and the lack of specific defects in the 2024-04-27 test suggest that the suspension and braking components have been adequately maintained, but the presence of cracked or damaged tyres and the need for nail removal during inspection are the primary concerns.