2022 Mercedes-Benz C 300 E AMG Line Auto 2.0L Hybrid electric (clean) · YV05 JON

The car holds a single clean MOT entry, passed on 15 September 2025 at 32,337 miles with no defects recorded. That is a stable and uncomplicated result for a vehicle now roughly four years old, and the absence of any advisories suggests no known suspension, brake, or structural concerns at the point of testing. With only one statutory test on file, the trend is neither worsening nor improving; it is simply a clean slate. The mileage pattern indicates light-to-average use. Over approximately four years, the odometer shows 32,337 miles, around 8,084 per year. That is typical for its age and suggests no extreme duty cycle, though the sparse single-entry record leaves little comparative data to judge consistency across years. No notable gaps or rapid accumulation appear, but nothing confirms a steady usage profile either. Because the one recorded pass carried no defects, a buyer should still inspect the obvious consumables and wear items in person. Check the suspension bushes and coil springs for any emerging play, and listen for binding calipers or uneven brake disc wear. With a hybrid powertrain, verify the charging system and the service history for both the 12-volt and traction battery. The clean structural record is reassuring, but the limited MOT history means a professional pre-purchase inspection remains the sensible step before committing.