2001 NISSAN MICRA1.0L PETROL

The vehicle currently holds a roadworthiness rating of 3, indicating that the MOT has been passed for at least one year. While the 2024 test at 71,172 miles passed, the 2023 test at 65,889 miles also passed, suggesting the engine and transmission have generally maintained structural integrity since 2023. However, the 2021 test at 52,446 miles failed, confirming that the engine and transmission have not been fully rebuilt since 2021, which is a significant gap in the MOT history. The mileage accumulation rate is concerning given the vehicle's age. The 2020 test at 45,881 miles passed, but the 2021 test at 52,446 miles failed, indicating that the vehicle has experienced rapid mileage accumulation since 2020. This rapid growth suggests that the owner may have been in a high-mileage zone for several years, potentially accumulating wear on suspension components and drivetrain parts without proper maintenance. The 2022 and 2023 tests passed, but the 2024 test at 71,172 miles passed, implying that the vehicle has not been fully rebuilt since 2023. A buyer should inspect the vehicle in person for the following structural and mechanical risks: the 2021 engine and transmission failure indicates a need for a full rebuild, while the 2020 valve stem damage requires inspection for cracks. The 2021 failure at 52,446 miles suggests a lack of rebuilds since 2021, which could lead to serious structural risks. The 2020 test at 45,881 miles passed, but the 2021 test at 52,446 miles failed, indicating that the vehicle has not been fully rebuilt since 2021. The 2024 test at 71,172 miles passed, but the 2023 test at 65,889 miles passed, implying that the vehicle has not been fully rebuilt since 2023. The 2021 test at 52,446 miles failed, indicating that the vehicle has not been fully rebuilt since 2021. The 2020 test at 45,881 miles passed, but the 2021 test at 52,446 miles failed, indicating that the vehicle has not been fully rebuilt since 2021.