1993 NISSAN SUNNY1.4L PETROL

The most recent MOT on record is from 8 October 2010, when the 1993 Nissan Sunny passed at 103 320 mi. The pass followed a failure the previous day for an insecure off‑side windscreen wiper blade and front‑tyre tread depths below the legal 1.6 mm limit. Earlier failures (2009) were limited to headlamp mounting and aim problems. No serious structural or engine‑related defects appear in the four‑year MOT window, and each failure was remedied before the subsequent pass. The pattern that does emerge is one of routine wear‑item defects – tyres, wiper blades and headlamp fittings. These are typical for an ageing vehicle and suggest that, at the time, the owner addressed the issues promptly. There is no evidence of a worsening trend; the MOT outcomes alternate between a single‑point failure and a clean pass, indicating a generally stable condition during that period. However, the data stops in 2010, so the current state of the car is unknown and cannot be inferred from the historic records. Mileage is very low for a 33‑year‑old car – roughly 3 100 mi per year. Such low utilisation can mean the drivetrain and suspension have seen relatively little cumulative wear, which is a positive sign.