2017 HONDA JAZZ1.3L PETROL

The most recent MOT on 11 September 2025 at 29,666 miles recorded a pass, with advisory notes on slight damage to both rear tyres. No fail items were reported, indicating the vehicle meets the legal requirements for road use at the time of testing. The pattern of recurring rear‑tyre advisories, combined with a one‑off brake‑binding failure that was cleared on re‑test, suggests a maintenance trend that is broadly stable but with a persistent tyre‑wear issue. At 29,666 miles the 2017 Honda Jazz averages roughly 3,300 miles per year, well below the typical usage for a nine‑year‑old model. The mileage log shows a steady increase of about 4,500 miles each year, with no sudden spikes that would hint at heavy short‑term use. The sparse record – only annual tests – leaves little evidence of hidden high‑kilometre periods, reinforcing the impression of gentle, low‑intensity operation. A prospective buyer should give the rear tyres a thorough visual and tread‑depth check, looking for cracking, sidewall damage or uneven wear that could point to suspension bush or alignment problems. The front service brake should be examined for any lingering binding, and the condition of the brake pads and discs verified. Inspect the suspension components, particularly the rear bushes and coil springs, for corrosion or wear that might explain tyre deterioration. A basic rust survey of the under‑body and wheel arches will confirm that no structural issues have been masked by the low mileage.