2021 Vauxhall Vivaro 3100 Sportive S/S 2.0L Diesel · SC21 VRJ

The vehicle currently fails the MOT test for 2026, with the most recent entry from 2025-07-22 failing at 79,330 miles, indicating that the mechanical condition remains deteriorating. The maintenance trend is clearly deteriorating, as the first test was completed 13 months ago and the second test was completed 14 months ago, suggesting that the car has not undergone adequate upkeep since the initial inspection. While the initial MOT passed, the subsequent failures at 51,642 miles point to a consistent decline in mechanical health rather than a temporary glitch. Regarding the mileage pattern, the vehicle exhibits a high mileage accumulation rate of approximately 15,866 miles per year, which is significantly elevated for a 2021 VAUXHALL VIVARO 3100 SPORTIVE S/S. This rapid progression suggests that the owner has maintained the car at high speed or that the drivetrain components are experiencing accelerated wear. The gap between the two MOTs is minimal, meaning that the mechanical stress on the chassis and suspension has not been adequately addressed, leading to the failure of the front brake pads and rear brake pads. Consequently, the buyer must inspect the vehicle for structural integrity and component wear, particularly focusing on suspension bushings, coil springs, and brake discs. The thin wear on the front and rear brake pads indicates that the brake system is in poor condition, which is a serious risk that could lead to a complete failure if not corrected. Given the history of two MOT failures in the past, the vehicle does not meet the safety requirements for a roadworthiness certificate and requires immediate professional assessment to determine if a full repair is feasible.