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GK52 HZX

2002 Skoda Fabia · Petrol · 1390cc

White Registered in Maidstone, Garden of England · 24 years old

Vehicle summary

MakeSkoda
ModelFabia
Year2002
FuelPetrol
Engine1390cc
ColourWhite
ULEZ (est.)Likely Non-compliantPetrol pre-2006
Est. Annual Tax£130–£165

ULEZ status is estimated based on fuel type and registration year. It may not reflect the actual emission standard of this vehicle. Check with TfL for a definitive answer.

At a glance

This 2002 Skoda Fabia Petrol 1390cc has had 25 MOT tests on record, passing 20 and failing 5 (80% pass rate). It has 105,520 miles on the clock, averaging 4,737 miles per year, well below the UK average of 7,400. Common Skoda Fabia issues include 1. central locking system failures and 2. rear door seals leaking – water ingress into footwells.

MOT & Mileage History for GK52 HZX

Valid
MOT Status
Expires
105,520
Last Mileage
Recorded
25
Total Tests
Since 2005
80%
Pass Rate
20 passed, 5 failed

Data from DVSA. Last updated August 2026. Check gov.uk for the latest.

5

MOT failures recorded

Out of 25 tests on record
4,737

Average miles/year

Below UK average of 7,400
1

Gap in MOT history

Periods with no valid MOT — may have been SORN or untaxed

Mileage Analysis

Low mileage
Latest reading105,520 miles
Reading date
Miles last year42
Average per year4,737
Mileage consistencyVariable
Mileage over time for GK52 HZX 11k34k58k82k106k '05'25'16

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Full MOT Test History 25 tests on record

PASS
Mileage105,520 miles
Since last MOT+42 miles
FAIL
Mileage105,478 miles
Since last MOT+12,086 miles
PASS
Mileage93,392 miles
Since last MOT+4 miles
FAIL
Mileage93,388 miles
Since last MOT+8,731 miles
PASS
Mileage84,657 miles
Since last MOT+11,287 miles
PASS
Mileage73,370 miles
Since last MOT+7,798 miles
PASS
Mileage65,572 miles
Since last MOT+9,498 miles
PASS
Mileage56,074 miles
Since last MOTRetest
FAIL
Mileage56,074 miles
Since last MOT+11,340 miles
PASS
Mileage44,734 miles
Since last MOT+10,533 miles
PASS
Mileage34,201 miles
Since last MOT+515 miles
PASS
Mileage33,686 miles
Since last MOT+695 miles
PASS
Mileage32,991 miles
Since last MOT+733 miles
PASS
Mileage32,258 miles
Since last MOT+675 miles
PASS
Mileage31,583 miles
Since last MOT+1,049 miles
PASS
Mileage30,534 miles
Since last MOT+611 miles
FAIL
Mileage29,923 miles
Since last MOT+1,903 miles
PASS
Mileage28,020 miles
Since last MOT+2,331 miles
PASS
Mileage25,689 miles
Since last MOT+3,519 miles
PASS
Mileage22,170 miles
Since last MOT+2 miles
FAIL
Mileage22,168 miles
Since last MOT+2,782 miles
PASS
Mileage19,386 miles
Since last MOT+1,847 miles
PASS
Mileage17,539 miles
Since last MOT+2,879 miles
PASS
Mileage14,660 miles
Since last MOT+3,930 miles
PASS
Mileage10,730 miles

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🔧 Reported issues for this Skoda Fabia

These are the most commonly reported problems on Skoda Fabia models (2000–2007), based on owner reports and workshop data across the UK.

1. Central Locking System Failures

The locking motor—especially the one controlling boot opening—wears out or develops internal faults. Wiring can also corrode or break, particularly at connection points.[1] Poor earth connections are a documented issue on early models.[3] · Typical repair: £150–£350 per door/latch (parts £40–120, labour £100–200). Boot motor replacement: £200–400.

2. Rear Door Seals Leaking – Water Ingress into Footwells

The rubber seals around the rear doors degrade with age and UV exposure, allowing rainwater to enter the cabin. The seal material hardens and loses its compression over time. Drain holes at the base of rear doors can also become blocked.[3] · Typical repair: Seal replacement: £120–250 per door. Preventative cleaning of drain holes: £30–50.

3. Electrical Glitches – Persistent Warning Lights and Sensor Faults

Corroded earth connections (particularly under the battery and behind the near-side front wheel liner) cause voltage drop and sensor malfunction. Coolant temperature sensors corrode, triggering false low-coolant warnings. Bulb holders accumulate moisture and corrosion, causing flickering headlights and persistent bulb-failure warnings. Window switches develop microswitch failures.[3] · Typical repair: Cleaning/remaking earth connections: £80–150. Coolant sensor replacement: £40–80 (parts £15–30, labour £25–50). Bulb holder cleaning/replacement: £30–60 per location.

4. Dashboard Rattles and Creaks

Dashboard panels work loose at their mounting points due to vibration and age, causing annoying rattles and creaks, particularly over bumps.[1] · Typical repair: £60–120 (labour to locate and tighten/shim fasteners; very few parts needed)

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Vehicle Details

RegistrationGK52 HZX
MakeSkoda
ModelFabia
ColourWhite
Fuel typePetrol
Engine1390cc
Year2002
First registered
Area codeGK — Maidstone, Garden of England
Age identifier52 — September 2002 to February 2003

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About GK52 HZX

What car is GK52 HZX?

GK52 HZX is a white Skoda Fabia, petrol (1390cc). First registered in Maidstone in 2002.

What is the mileage of GK52 HZX?

The last recorded mileage for GK52 HZX was 105,520 miles, recorded on 9 Dec 2025 during its most recent MOT test.

Has GK52 HZX passed its MOT?

GK52 HZX has had 25 MOT tests with an 80% pass rate (20 passes, 5 failures). It last passed on 9 Dec 2025.

Is GK52 HZX ULEZ compliant?

Based on its fuel type and registration year, GK52 HZX is likely not ULEZ compliant. As a petrol vehicle registered in 2002, it typically does not meet the Euro 4 emission standard required. This is an estimate — confirm with TfL's ULEZ checker.

How old is GK52 HZX?

GK52 HZX is approximately 24 years old. Age identifier 52 means registered between 1 September 2002 and 28 February 2003.