2017 Toyota Aygo 1.0L Petrol · SL17 BYD

The vehicle currently holds a PASSED status on its most recent MOT of 2026-02-19 at 13,446 miles, indicating that the mechanical condition has remained stable since that date. This stability is supported by the consistent PASSED record from 2025-02-14 and 2024-02-20, suggesting that the owner has maintained the car on a consistent schedule without major failures. However, the most recent entry at 13,446 miles is the only one where the headlamp lens product is present, which implies that the car has been used for a significant distance since the last MOT. Regarding the mileage pattern, the vehicle is approximately 9 years old with only 13,446 miles recorded, placing it in the category of low mileage. While this low figure suggests lighter use or long periods of standing, it does not guarantee that the car is entirely new. The gap between the 2025-02-14 and 2024-02-20 MOTs, where the test date was 12,217 miles, indicates a period of rapid mileage accumulation. This rapid growth likely reflects increased usage or wear on consumables such as suspension components, brakes, or drivetrain parts, which are critical factors for determining roadworthiness. The lack of a further MOT test suggests that the vehicle may not have been serviced during this period, potentially exposing it to accelerated wear. A buyer should inspect the car for structural integrity and mechanical risks, particularly regarding suspension and brakes. The history reveals multiple instances of nearside and offside anti-roll bar linkage pin or bush wear that did not result in excessive movement, which is a common failure mode for this component. Additionally, the most recent test at 13,446 miles shows a bulge in the nearside front tyre caused by separation or partial failure of the outer sidewall, a condition that indicates structural integrity issues requiring immediate attention. The absence of defects in the 2023-02-10 MOT and the consistent PASSED status from 2024-02-20 suggest that the owner has generally avoided severe structural problems, but the recent bulge in the front tyre warrants a thorough visual inspection of the wheel well and suspension bushings.