2015 Mercedes-Benz GLA 2.1L Diesel · WP65 VFX

The most recent MOT, dated 22 April 2026, was passed with no defects recorded at 114,036 miles. This is the fourth consecutive year of clean MOT results (2022‑2026), each showing a pass and no logged failures. Across the five‑year span the mileage has risen from 76,559 miles to 114,036 miles, an average of about 10,300 miles per year. For a 2015 model this is broadly in line with typical usage, suggesting the car has not been subject to extreme high‑kilometre wear nor long periods of inactivity that could cause rust or component deterioration. Because every MOT entry reports “no defects”, there is no evidence of a recurring mechanical issue such as brake wear, suspension problems, or emission failures. The trend therefore appears stable rather than worsening; the vehicle’s condition, as reflected by the MOT data, has remained consistent over the last five years. While the mileage is average for its age, it does mean that wear items (tires, brake pads, clutch or automatic fluid, suspension bushings) will be approaching the later stages of their service life. The MOT history does not reveal any hidden problems, but the mileage alone cannot confirm the exact condition of those consumables. Key checks for a buyer: - Inspect the brakes (pads, discs, and pedal feel) for thickness and any uneven wear. - Examine the tyres for tread depth and side‑wall condition.