2010 Toyota Yaris 1.3L Petrol · CV10 NNK

The vehicle last passed an MOT test on 15 November 2023 at 144,939 miles. This test is now approximately two and a half years old relative to the current date, meaning the statutory roadworthiness certificate has lapsed. The maintenance trend appears stable following a significant corrective action; the preceding test on 14 November 2020 resulted in a failure for serious defects, all of which were rectified for the subsequent passing test on 23 November 2020. No further failures have been recorded since that repair, with only a minor advisory regarding a headlamp lens in the most recent test. Annual mileage accumulation has been consistent and typical for the vehicle's age. From the 2020 failure at 118,721 miles to the 2023 pass at 144,939 miles, the car covered roughly 26,200 miles over three years, averaging nearly 8,750 miles annually. This pattern suggests regular use without periods of extreme disuse or exceptionally high strain. The overall yearly average of approximately 9,059 miles since new aligns with expected usage for a 16-year-old vehicle. The record is clean for the five years of tested history, with the single failure being promptly addressed. A buyer must prioritise a thorough in-person inspection of the steering linkage and front brake hose connection, as these components failed on safety grounds in 2020. While repaired, their condition should be verified for any recurrence of wear, play, or leakage. The rear brake system should also be examined, given the previous contamination fault. Beyond these specific items, the age and mileage warrant a comprehensive check for suspension bush wear, coil spring condition, and any structural corrosion, particularly around mounting points and underbody. The expired MOT necessitates a fresh, full inspection to confirm current roadworthiness.