2006 Honda Civic 1.3L Petrol · KR56 ACZ

The 2006 Honda Civic holds a valid roadworthy pass as of the 30 June 2025 test at 128,552 miles, and the maintenance trend across the supplied records stays stable with no flagged defects. The DVSA entry shows a failure and a pass on that same date with no defects recorded, mirroring the 24 June 2024 test at 123,864 miles where the tester also failed then passed the car without noting faults. This repeated administrative quirk points to no worsening mechanical condition but demands scrutiny of the full failure reasons absent from the summary. Recorded mileage rose from 119,915 at the 4 July 2023 pass to 123,864 by 24 June 2024, then to 128,552 by 30 June 2025. The first span covered 3,949 miles over eleven months, the second 4,688 miles across twelve months, both sitting below the approximately 6,428 mile annual average implied by the vehicle's 20-year life. Light yearly use for a car of this age often signals short trips or prolonged storage, patterns that can conceal corrosion and degraded rubber components despite clean test sheets. No recurring advisories appear for suspension, brakes, exhaust emissions or structure, yet the buyer must still inspect those systems in person. At 128,552 miles the Civic requires hands-on checks of suspension bushes, coil springs, brake discs and calipers for binding, alongside underbody structural integrity for rust. The twin fail-pass logs with zero defects suggest the previous keeper addressed whatever triggered the failures promptly, but omitted detail warrants a full DVSA printout and a pre-purchase mechanical appraisal before commitment.