2020 Skoda Superb 2.0L Diesel · WM70 AFN

The Skoda Superb holds a fully roadworthy status as confirmed at the 17 October 2025 MOT test conducted at 73,205 miles, where the tester recorded no defects and no advisories. Across the three available DVSA entries, the maintenance trend stays stable with zero recurring faults or escalating wear markers. The vehicle cleared every assessment without suspension, braking or emissions failures. First registered in 2020, the car carries 73,205 miles by 21 July 2026, averaging about 12,200 miles each year and sitting high for its age class. The odometer moved from 49,815 miles at the 1 December 2023 test to 65,806 miles at the 6 November 2024 examination, a brisk 15,991-mile gain over eleven months. The final stretch to 17 October 2025 added just 7,399 miles, revealing a recent usage decline. Three straight passes with blank advisory sections imply the prior keeper addressed tyres, wiper blades and fluid intervals before each visit, though the thin record leaves little room for longitudinal fault tracking. A purchaser should still arrange a workshop inspection of suspension bushes, coil springs and anti-roll bar links given the distance covered. The MOT history flags no binding rear calipers or lipped brake discs, but measuring disc thickness and caliper slide freedom remains sound practice at this mileage. Examine structural integrity at door shuts, sill ends and rear arch lips for corrosion, as the test never cited such defects yet salt exposure could breed hidden rust. The drivetrain has absorbed above-average revolutions; assess gearbox clutch bite or DSG shift smoothness and verify full service documentation to corroborate the clean test lineage.