2007 Toyota Yaris 1.0L Petrol · BN57 NKF

The vehicle currently holds a 98,854-mile MOT certificate from 2026, indicating that the most recent inspection passed without defects, though the test was conducted in late May 2026. The maintenance trend is stable, with no evidence of a deteriorating pattern, as the vehicle has maintained its record of passing tests for multiple years without recurring structural or mechanical failures. Regarding the mileage context, the vehicle is approximately 19 years old with a mileage of 98,854 miles, which corresponds to roughly 5,203 miles per year. This low mileage suggests that the vehicle has not accumulated excessive wear on consumables or drivetrain components, but it does not rule out wear on suspension bushes or coil springs. The data points between the most recent test (May 2026) and the most recent failure (June 2023) show a consistent progression of mileage over time, with no gaps or sudden spikes that would indicate rapid accumulation of wear. A buyer should inspect the vehicle for structural integrity and common wear patterns, particularly focusing on the rear suspension and braking systems. The MOT record reveals recurring issues with the nearside and offside front and rear tyres, including cracks or perishing, which are common wear items but do not necessarily signal a structural failure. The braking system is not flagged as binding or worn, but the history of a failed MOT on June 2, 2023, indicates that the brake discs and calipers may have been inspected or serviced before the current test, which could affect braking performance. While the engine and exhaust emissions are not explicitly mentioned as failing, the history of a failed MOT on June 2, 2023, suggests that the exhaust system was not the primary cause of the failure.