2006 NISSAN NOTE1.4L Petrol

The 2006 Nissan Note holds a roadworthy status following the most recent MOT on 16 March 2026 at 77,193 miles, which recorded no defects. Maintenance trend stays stable across the sequence of annual tests from March 2024 to March 2026, each returning a pass with no advisories. The earlier failure logged on 6 March 2023 at 63,653 miles carried no listed defects, and a pass on the same day at 63,655 miles points to a data or administrative anomaly rather than mechanical fault. Mileage progression shows light use for a vehicle now two decades old. The record steps from 63,655 miles in March 2023 to 68,092 by March 2024, 72,447 by March 2025, and 77,193 by March 2026, an average near 4,400 miles per year. Such low accumulation implies long stationary periods, a pattern that often conceals aged suspension bushes and dormant corrosion despite clean test sheets. Prior keepers appear to have maintained basic legal compliance, yet the unexplained 2023 failure hints at occasional lapses in record-keeping. A buyer must still inspect structural integrity and mechanical components in person. The MOT never flagged worn coil springs, binding calipers, or brake disc wear, but standing vehicles commonly develop seized handbrake linkages and perished rubber. Examine the exhaust for internal rot and confirm chassis legs and sills for corrosion. Verify the March 2023 anomaly with DVSA to ensure no omitted defect undermines the otherwise consistent pass history.