2013 Mercedes-Benz B-Class 1.8L Diesel · PJZ 8002

The roadworthiness status of this Mercedes-Benz B-Class appears superficially stable based on the most recent test from November 22, 2025, at an unrecorded or stable mileage, which resulted in a pass following a failure the previous day. This pattern of failing a test and immediately passing the next day occurred twice, specifically during the November 2024 testing cycle as well, which indicates administrative or rectification resets rather than ongoing mechanical improvement. The record lacks any detailed defect notes or advisories across all five listed entries, presenting a clean paperwork trail that prevents direct tracking of consumable wear or structural corrosion through the official data alone. The vehicle has accumulated 93,725 miles over its thirteen-year lifespan, averaging approximately 7,210 miles annually, which sits well within typical UK driving patterns. The MOT history shows regular annual testing every November from 2023 through 2025 without extended gaps in the timeline. This consistent testing cadence suggests standard yearly usage rather than prolonged periods of sitting idle or extreme high-mileage accumulation. Sparse data in the advisory sections means the mileage has not yet been correlated in the official record with documented component degradation. A physical inspection must focus heavily on common wear items for this chassis that may have bypassed the sparse MOT notes, specifically suspension bushes, coil springs, and brake discs. Potential buyers should verify the condition of the braking system and steering components independently, as the lack of recorded advisories does not guarantee the absence of underlying mechanical wear. Lifting the vehicle on a ramp is essential to inspect the structural integrity of the subframes and check for any hidden fluid leaks from the drivetrain.