76.75% first-time pass from 72,204 tests is reasonable, and the Adam's average test mileage of 46,676 makes it one of the lower-mileage cars in this batch. Despite that, steering rack gaiter deterioration, shock absorber failure, and fractured springs all feature in the top three failures — suspension wear that typically shows up later in a car's life. Owner records are thin but pointed: water in oil on a 1.2 70PS at just 22,000 miles destroyed the engine, and the 2014 model suffered comprehensive comms, radio and Bluetooth failures from one year old, persisting repeatedly. A sunroof recall from 2014 was slow to be actioned, with some owners still waiting months after the initial letter. At under 47,000 miles the MOT pass rate should be higher; the suspension pattern and electrical history suggest the Adam hasn't always been straightforward to own.