2000 NISSAN CABSTAR2.7L DIESEL

The most recent MOT record is from April 2014, which leaves a twelve-year gap in the available history. Because there are no records between 2014 and 2026, the current mechanical state and roadworthiness of the vehicle are unknown. The available history shows a recurring pattern of corrosion. There were repeated defects involving the brake pipes and the seat belt anchorage areas. The trend for the seat belt anchorage was worsening, as it progressed from being noted as not excessive to being recorded as excessively corroded, which caused a test failure. There is also evidence of wear on the anti-roll bar synthetic bushes and a slight lift in the nearside king pin assembly. These items indicate that the suspension and steering components were deteriorating. The mileage is very low for a twenty-six-year-old vehicle. This suggests the vehicle has likely spent long periods standing rather than being used regularly. Such inactivity often contributes to the corrosion seen on the brake pipes and structural anchorage points.