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Need to know
Some early history isn't visible to us
Digital MOT records began in May 2005. This vehicle had MOTs on paper before then which we can't see. Our score reflects only the digital era; the earlier years are unknown.
If history matters to you, ask the seller for any paperwork they've kept.
Vehicle is currently SORN
This vehicle has a Statutory Off Road Notification, so it isn't currently taxed and can't be legally driven on public roads.
Before viewing, confirm with the seller whether they'll arrange delivery, or whether you'll need to tax and insure it before driving it away.
What to check next
The MOT history here shows issues worth understanding. Having it inspected before any purchase is worth considering.
Nearside Rear Seat belt anchorage prescribed area is corroded but not considered excessive (5.2.6)
Passed with no advisories.
Passed with no advisories.
Passed with no advisories.
What's next
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Vehicle History Check
A history check covers what MOT data doesn't: outstanding finance, insurance write-offs, theft markers, scrap records. Worth doing before you commit.
An MOT is pass or fail. A pre-purchase inspection is a mechanic's eyes on brakes, wear, leaks and recent repairs. Especially worth it if you can't see the car in person.