Have you checked the MOT history?

2017 regd, first MOT 2018, next MOT 2022.

Not interested in the car but would be interested to know whats going on here.

Maybe written off, bought from the insurers, stored until they had some cash, repaired and now being sold.

Though, why would a 2017 car be MOTd in 2018?

Probably a taxi.

Edited to add link. www.gov.uk/getting-an-mot/mot-test-fees

Edited by Will deBeast on 27/02/2023 at 15:37

Given the type of car, the lack of interior photographs and that it's in base model white, it's fairly likely to have been a taxi. I think these have to be MOTd every year regardless of age so a 2017 car would have needed an MOT in 2018.

What it doesn't explain though is what it's been doing in the the 5 years since 2018. A 2017 taxi would have done 200k miles by now, if it was still running at all.

A possible explanation may be that it's spent an easy few years doing a few thousand miles per year in another country registered on a different plate, and now been re-registered back here with its original UK plate. However, why would anyone go to the bother of doing this on a mundane common car like this?