2010 Nissan Note 1.4L Petrol · BT59 ACZ

The Nissan Note shows a current roadworthy status with a DVSA pass issued on 23 January 2026 at 91,537 miles, though the same date carries a failure entry that recorded no defects; the maintenance trend across the available records is stable and free of advisories. From the January 2023 test through to the latest examination, the vehicle cleared every annual assessment without fault. This pattern indicates consistent statutory compliance by the previous keeper. The odometer readings trace a low-mileage life for a 16-year-old hatchback. In the 20 January 2023 test at 81,513 miles, the car then recorded 84,353 miles on 23 January 2024 and 86,125 miles on 20 January 2025, equating to roughly 1,800-2,800 miles per year. The jump to 91,537 miles by 23 January 2026 adds 5,412 miles, the largest single-year increase yet still below average use. Such sparse, clean records imply light motoring, possibly with extended standing periods, rather than neglected consumable replacement. A buyer should still commission a physical inspection of age-sensitive components that MOT entries do not detail. The tester never flagged suspension bushes, coil springs, brake discs or structural corrosion, but a 2010 chassis with intermittent lay-up can develop perished rubber mounts and subframe rust hidden from annual checks. We advise examining the front suspension arms for worn bushes, rear beam for corrosion, and front calipers for binding after prolonged inactivity. Confirm the anomalous 23 January 2026 failure with DVSA to rule out administrative duplication before purchase.