2007 Nissan Note 1.6L Petrol · AG07 OSK

This 2007 Nissan Note demonstrates a fundamentally sound roadworthiness profile with a stable, well-maintained long-term trend, underlined by a clear pass on 2026-07-07 at 72,004 miles following a brief same-day rectification of a blown offside stop lamp. Historical test failures are entirely limited to minor electrical bulb issues and basic consumable upkeep, indicating that previous keepers addressed defects promptly without developing chronic mechanical negligence. Accumulating just 72,004 miles across roughly nineteen years equates to a modest average of under 3,800 miles annually, reflecting distinctly light urban or suburban use. The mileage increments between successive annual July tests remain exceptionally consistent, hovering reliably between 2,000 and 5,000 miles per year with zero unexplained gaps in the DVSA data. This steady, low-intensity usage pattern implies the vehicle spent prolonged periods parked or operating on short journeys, which historically spares drivetrain components from heavy fatigue while concentrating wear on exterior rubber items and suspension bushes. Prospective buyers should prioritize inspecting the front suspension assemblies in person, given that lower suspension arm bushes appeared repeatedly as advisories in the July 2014, July 2015, and July 2020 tests. Although these rubber components eventually cleared up in later testing cycles, low-mileage vehicles of this age frequently suffer from perished bushings and corroded structural steel or coil springs, a specific vulnerability highlighted by rear coil spring corrosion advisories during the July 2017 examination. Checking the inner sidewalls of tyres for perishing, as noted back in July 2020 and July 2022, will complete a thorough physical assessment of this otherwise dependable hatchback.