Again to be plain, what all those current advisories, the previous MOT history including the fail, the previous advisories and the nature of them, they all scream to me neglect. It failed on not having any washer fluid, so you have to ask yourself about the degree of care given to the vehicle by the previous owner. He/she obviously did not want to spend any money at all. The damage to the windscreen has been on there for at least 3 years, I would have got that sorted as soon as it happened.
You have not mentioned anything regards the service history of this vehicle. If the previous owner has left it in the state that it currently is, you really need to ask yourself why and has it been serviced as it should. Is the dealer giving you any sort of warranty on the vehicle?
If the dealer does not fix ALL of the problem's this vehicle obviously has and give's you a warranty, I would steer away and look for something else.
The fail for the washer providing insufficient washer liquid wouldn't concern me. It's an easy fix.
Another MOT flags up an empty coolant header tank.
The previously damaged windscreen was outside zone A. 2019/20 was no advisory and 2021 is zone A. It's already had a windscreen before.
The MOT history isn't bad. I've seen much worse. Everything on it can be rectified.
The advert is terrible that it mentions nothing about the service history or the car. They are very vague and still expect buyers to click to buy.
The majority of the Rs that have come up for sale all do because the brakes are needing replaced. Everyone is avoiding that bill and trading them in.
If the garage sorts the issues on that car then the price is a bargain. If the dealer doesn't fix the issues on that car then I stick to my original opinion. The dealer is selling that car cheap as he knows it needs good money spent on it.