2019 Alfa Romeo Stelvio 2.9L Petrol · SV19 TLX

The most recent MOT, carried out on 13 August 2025, was a clean pass at 13 400 miles with no defects recorded. The three earlier tests (2024‑08‑12, 2023‑07‑03 and 2022‑06‑09) are identical – each was a pass and each listed no advisories or failures. This consistent lack of recorded faults suggests that, at least as far as the MOT inspections can see, the car has not shown any emerging mechanical or safety problems. The mileage pattern is noteworthy. Between June 2022 and July 2023 the odometer jumped from 7 250 mi to 11 600 mi – an increase of roughly 4 350 mi in a little over a year. After that the rise slowed to about 900 mi per year, leaving the car at just 13 400 mi in mid‑2025. For a seven‑year‑old 2019 Alfa Romeo Stelvio this is very low – roughly 1 900 mi per year – which could mean the vehicle has been lightly used or has spent long periods idle. Low mileage generally reduces wear on consumables such as brakes, tyres and suspension components, but prolonged inactivity can also lead to issues that MOT checks do not always reveal, such as dried‑out seals, battery degradation, or corrosion in hidden areas. Because the MOT history shows no recurring defects, the risk pattern is essentially “no evidence of failure”. The trend is stable: each test has passed, and the rate of mileage accumulation has settled to a modest level after an initial surge.