2012 Nissan Juke 1.6L Petrol · BL12 GGJ

The most recent MOT (2025-09-30) passed with no major safety failures, but noted worn, pitted, or scored front brake discs (not seriously weakened), a gearbox oil leak, and corroded brake pipes. These issues recur in earlier MOTs, indicating a stable pattern of brake system wear and fluid leaks. The vehicle’s age (14 years) and mileage (59,293 miles) suggest low annual usage (around 4,235 miles/year), which may imply lighter driving or prolonged inactivity. While lower mileage can reduce wear on components like suspension and drivetrain, it may also increase risks of corrosion, dry seals, or degraded fluids from infrequent use. Brake system issues are consistent across all MOTs since 2021. Front brake discs have shown progressive wear, with both nearside and offside discs noted as pitted or scored in 2025. Corrosion on brake pipes has been flagged since 2021, suggesting ongoing exposure to moisture or lack of maintenance. Tyre wear is another recurring concern, with front tyres nearing legal limits in 2024 and rear tyres showing cracking in 2021. Though not critical, these patterns hint at potential underperformance or safety risks if left unaddressed. The vehicle’s low mileage does not guarantee minimal wear; instead, it raises questions about maintenance history.