2022 Vauxhall Grandland SRI Phev Auto 1.6L Hybrid electric (clean) · WR22 VCZ

The 2022 Vauxhall Grandland SRPHEV Auto presents a clean MOT trail with two consecutive passes in July 2026 and one in July 2025, each recording no defects. The latest assessment on 2026-07-22 confirmed continued compliance with the vehicle remaining within its regulatory parameters, and there are no new advisories attached to this result. This steady progression indicates a stable roadworthiness record where the powertrain and chassis systems have remained compliant without requiring corrective intervention during the past year. With 24,361 miles recorded on a model that is now four years old, the average annual mileage accumulates to approximately 6,090 miles per year. The regular six-month testing schedule demonstrated consistent oversight throughout the vehicle's operational life, and there are no gaps in the MOT history that would suggest extended periods of non-use or irregular servicing. The consistent accumulation rate implies moderate daily driving rather than extreme mileage spikes, which helps contextualise the wear patterns that would typically develop in such a tenure. While the official records contain no specific component failures, the substantial mileage envelope accumulated over this timeframe warrants attention to cumulative wear. The ABS and braking systems appear to be within specification following the 2026 test, but given the high mileage range, it is prudent to independently verify that brake disc thickness and pad wear remain within acceptable limits through a direct observation during a test drive. Additionally, the underbody should be inspected for any emerging corrosion despite the absence of prior rust advisories, as prolonged exposure to environmental conditions can affect structural integrity over several years of operation. During a test drive, pay particular attention to the suspension's handling over bumps and corners, as any knocking or clunking sounds may indicate worn bushings or control arm attachments that could benefit from replacement. Brake performance should be evaluated by noting pedal firmness and watching for any vibration upon application, which would signal potential issues with pads, rotors, or hydraulic lines. Finally, performing an oil level check before and after the drive will reveal whether any leakage has occurred since the last MOT, providing tangible confirmation that the engine and transmission fluids have remained intact under real-world conditions.