2016 HONDA JAZZ1.3L Petrol

The most recent MOT on 8 April 2026 recorded a failure for ineffective windscreen wipers on both sides and for rear tyres described as slightly damaged, cracked or perishing, meaning the vehicle did not meet the legal requirement at that test. Brake pad wear was also noted, with front pads at 4 mm and rear pads at 3 mm, but those items did not cause a failure. The pattern indicates a worsening trend in consumable wear, while no structural or safety‑critical faults have been reported. Mileage has risen from 22,919 mi in June 2019 to 58,581 mi in April 2026, averaging roughly 5,800 mi per year – low for a ten‑year‑old Honda Jazz. The increments are steady, with the largest jumps of about 7,500 mi between 2023‑2024 and 2024‑2025, suggesting periods of increased use but no evidence of sudden, high‑speed mileage accumulation. Overall the mileage record is clean and consistent with light‑to‑moderate usage. A prospective buyer should examine the rear tyre condition closely, checking for cracking, sidewall damage and tread depth well below the 3 mm legal limit. Front brake pads at 4 mm and rear pads at 3 mm are approaching the replacement threshold; measuring actual thickness and listening for any pedal pulsation will confirm their state. The windscreen wipers must be tested for effective clearing, and the blades inspected for wear or rigidity. Finally, verify that any fitted child seats do not impede access to adult seat belts, as repeated advisories have been noted, though no underlying structural issues have surfaced.