2011 SEAT Leon 1.4L Petrol · OV11 NAA

The SEAT Leon is currently roadworthy, the most recent MOT on 2024‑05‑02 recorded a pass at 115 765 miles with no defects noted. The maintenance trend shows improvement after a series of failures between 2017 and 2023: low tread depth in 2017, a front position lamp failure in 2019, a TPMS warning in 2021 and rear‑tyre wear advisories in 2022‑23. The clean 2024 test indicates the issues have been addressed and the vehicle’s condition has stabilised. Mileage accumulation has been steady at roughly 7 700 miles per year over the 15‑year life, moving from 27 071 miles in 2014 to 115 765 miles in 2024. The interval between the 2014 and 2015 tests is typical, and later entries show consistent yearly increases without major gaps. The latest MOT entry from May 2024 is now about two years old, meaning the vehicle is not currently covered by a valid MOT certificate. A buyer should inspect the rear tyres for wear close to the legal limit, check tread depth across all four tyres, and verify that any previous low‑tread advisory has been remedied. The front position lamp should be tested for operation, and the TPMS sensor inspected for proper function given the 2021 warning. Suspension bushes and shock absorbers merit close examination due to the high mileage, as does the brake disc and caliper condition for signs of uneven wear. Finally, a visual survey for corrosion or structural damage around the wheel arches and underbody is advisable, despite no rust entries in the record.