2003 BMW 325 CI Sport 2.5L Petrol · UUI 2791

The 2003 BMW 325 CI Sport passed its most recent MOT on 29 June 2024 with no defects recorded. At that point it had covered 93,709 miles, which is where the recorded mileage now stands. No new mileage has accrued since that test, suggesting the vehicle may have been standing for roughly a year. The MOT history shows a failed test on 8 June 2024, just three weeks before the pass. That failure also recorded no defects, which is unusual and suggests either a procedural issue during the first test, a fault that was intermittent and resolved between the two tests, or an administrative error. Without details of why the June test failed, the pattern is unclear, but the fact that a pass followed within weeks with no faults logged is reassuring. At 93,709 miles over 23 years, this car has covered roughly 4,074 miles annually. This is genuinely low usage and points to extended periods of storage or very light driving. Low mileage can mask wear on some components—suspension bushes, seals, and hoses deteriorate with age and sitting as much as with use—while reducing wear on others like brakes and transmission. For a BMW of this generation and age, prolonged standing is a red flag for fuel system corrosion, coolant degradation, battery condition, and rubber component perishing.