1972 Triumph TR6 2.5L Petrol · NMM 180L

The vehicle demonstrates a stable roadworthiness trend, as the MOT record shows no recurring defects across the tested period. The most recent inspection on 2025-07-07 passed successfully at 15,375 miles, with no identified faults, indicating that the vehicle has maintained structural integrity and mechanical soundness throughout the current testing window. The mileage pattern suggests a steady accumulation of data points, with the vehicle having experienced rapid mileage growth since its last recorded test on 2022-11-07. This rapid increase is consistent with normal usage patterns, as the 15,375-mile test was conducted approximately five years after the last official MOT, meaning the car has undergone approximately 54 years of accumulated mileage. This gap between the 2022 test and the current 2025 test is significant but does not indicate a sudden failure; rather, it reflects the typical progression of wear on components such as suspension bushings, brake discs, and exhaust emissions. Given the age of the vehicle (54 years) and its low mileage relative to that age, the primary concern lies in the specific mechanical components that have accumulated wear over time. The testing history reveals that the vehicle has passed all tests without defects in the brake system or suspension, which suggests that the owner has maintained these critical components. However, the 2025 MOT test at 15,375 miles is the only current record, and the lack of faults in the 2020-2022 periods suggests that any potential issues in those earlier years were either resolved or the vehicle was brought in for routine maintenance. To determine the current state of the vehicle, the buyer should inspect the suspension bushes and coil springs for corrosion or binding, as well as the brake discs and calipers to ensure they are free of rust and functional.