2011 Nissan Juke 1.6L Petrol · NG60 AAN

The 2011 Nissan Juke shows concerning deterioration in its MOT performance over the past two years. The most recent test on October 29 2025 at 94,187 miles resulted in both a failure and subsequent pass, indicating multiple remedial works were required. Critical failures included both windscreen wipers not clearing effectively, which compromised visibility and roadworthiness. The pattern shows a clear worsening trend from the 2023 tests through to late 2025, with increasing corrosion issues and mechanical wear becoming apparent across multiple systems. The vehicle has accumulated 94,187 miles over fifteen years, averaging approximately 6,279 miles annually, which aligns with typical usage for this age bracket. The mileage progression shows steady accumulation from 82,639 miles in September 2023 to 94,187 miles by October 2025, representing roughly 5,774 miles over fourteen months between the last two tests. This consistent usage pattern suggests regular driving rather than periods of standing, though the mechanical condition indicates the effects of extended service life. Structural corrosion presents the most significant concern, with both front and rear sub-frames showing corrosion that remains structurally sound but requires monitoring. The 2025 test revealed rusty suspension components front and rear, building on earlier findings of corroded suspension elements in 2024. Rear brake disc wear and pitting appeared in the latest test, while previous failures included lower suspension arm bushes and brake pipe corrosion. Buyers must inspect the sub-frame mounting points, suspension bushes, and brake components thoroughly, as these areas show progressive deterioration requiring ongoing attention. Wiper blade replacement and headlamp lens restoration appear overdue, with advisory notices dating back to 2024. The seat belt damage noted in 2025 requires immediate attention for legal compliance and safety. Previous bodywork damage to the offside front wing suggests potential accident history that may have affected structural alignment. Prospective buyers should verify all remedial work from the October 2025 failure has been properly completed and consider the cumulative effect of multiple advisory items when budgeting for future maintenance.