The 2024 Mokka is the compact PSA/Stellantis-based model; petrol automatic versions are usually the small turbocharged petrol (commonly a 1.2‑litre) with a multi‑speed automatic and front‑wheel drive — there isn’t a rugged AWD variant. Note Opel also sells the Mokka‑e electric model, so confirm this is the petrol car; petrol autos are smooth in town but won’t match the economy of diesel or hybrid alternatives, and factory warranty coverage may still apply on a two‑year example.

• Automatic gearbox operation — shifts should be smooth with no hesitation or jerking; ask about any gearbox fluid change/service history.
• Engine oil condition and consumption — look for excess smoke on start and check oil level (small turbo petrols can run through oil if neglected).
• ADAS, parking sensors and rear camera — confirm sensors and camera work and that any lane‑assist/auto‑brake functions operate correctly.
• Tyre and brake wear consistent with age — uneven tyre wear can point to alignment issues; check pads/rotors for even wear.
• Boot space usability and rear seat fitment — check rear headroom/boot access (sloping rooflines on small crossovers can limit tall-item clearance).