2010 Toyota Estima 2.4L Petrol · NJ60 BBZ

The vehicle holds a clean MOT certificate from March 2024 at 121,017 miles, with no defects recorded. That is reassuring. The overall maintenance trend is stable, and the most recent test shows the car in sound roadworthy condition with no advisories to carry forward. The mileage pattern shows distinct phases of use. The car averaged roughly 15,000 miles between the March 2022 and March 2023 tests, which is significant annual mileage. It then settled to roughly 15,500 miles over the following year. Over its 16-year life, the average of about 7,500 miles per year is typical. The two previous failures, one in March 2022 and one in February 2023, were both cleared with a pass the very next day, which points to minor rectification work rather than ongoing mechanical decline. Given the clean history, the mechanical outlook is positive, but a physical inspection is still warranted. Look for corrosion on the subframe and suspension mounting points, as age-related surface rust is common on Japanese imports. Check the brake discs and pads for uneven wear, and pay attention to any binding from the calipers. The absence of structural advisories is a good sign, but an underbody inspection remains the sensible final check before purchase. Tyres and consumables are the most likely items to need attention in the near term.