2020 Vauxhall Corsa SE 1.2L Petrol · SA20 CZE

The 2020 Vauxhall Corsa SE achieved its most recent MOT on 10 November 2025 at 25 975 miles and passed overall. The test recorded a minor sidewall cut on the nearside rear tyre, while the front tyres showed progressive wear that moved from “worn on edge” in 2024 to “worn low” in 2023. The stop‑lamp fault noted in November 2023 has not reappeared, indicating that the brake‑lamp circuit was rectified. The pattern of tyre deterioration suggests a worsening trend in consumable wear, but no structural or mechanical failures have emerged. Mileage accumulation has been steady at roughly 3 000 miles per year. Between November 2022 (16 471 miles) and November 2025 (25 975 miles) the vehicle added 9 504 miles over three annual testing intervals, a low figure for a six‑year‑old car. The testing frequency is regular, with each MOT spaced about twelve months apart, providing a clean and consistent data set that reflects disciplined ownership. A prospective buyer should inspect the front tyres for uneven tread wear and verify that the rear tyre’s sidewall cut does not compromise structural integrity. The brake‑lamp circuit should be tested to confirm the stop lamp operates correctly, and the brake‑disc and caliper condition should be examined for binding or corrosion. Suspension components, particularly the front shock absorbers and rear bushes, merit scrutiny because uneven tyre wear often points to alignment or mounting issues. Although the mileage is modest, the tyre condition indicates that basic upkeep was not fully prioritised. A thorough visual check for rust on sills and floor pans, along with a test drive for abnormal noises, will help confirm the vehicle’s overall soundness before purchase.