2005 Hyundai Getz 1.3L Petrol · YT05 KZP

The vehicle passed its most recent MOT in September 2025, but the history reveals a persistent and concerning pattern of corrosion and deteriorating rubber components. The most significant risk is the condition of the rear brake pipes. These have been flagged as corroded and covered in grease or other material since at least November 2023. Because this issue has appeared on multiple tests over several years, it suggests the corrosion is being masked rather than permanently repaired. The vehicle's condition trend is stable but poor. While some items like the anti-roll bar links and steering rack gaiters were addressed following the December 2024 failure, the underlying corrosion on the sub-frame and brake pipes remains a recurring theme. The recorded mileage of 70,879 over 21 years is very low, averaging roughly 3,375 miles per year. In this specific case, the low mileage likely indicates long periods of standing or under-use rather than gentle use. This is evidenced by the widespread perishing of rubber components, including the CV boots, steering rack gaiters, and tyres, which typically dry out and crack when a vehicle is not driven regularly. A buyer should first inspect the rear brake pipes to see if they are structurally sound or merely covered in grease to pass an inspection.