2014 Honda Jazz 1.3L Petrol · DV14 FMD

This 2014 Honda Jazz has a typical mileage profile for its age, suggesting regular use rather than excessive wear or long periods of standing. However, the MOT history reveals a concerning and persistent pattern of neglect regarding braking and tyre maintenance. The most recent MOT in August 2025 passed, but it highlighted worn and pitted front brake discs, unevenly wearing pads, and a rear tyre that is both age-cracked and near the legal limit. This is not an isolated incident; brake disc corrosion and pitting have been flagged in every single MOT entry since 2022. The vehicle's condition trend is stable but poor. The recurring mentions of pitted discs and perishing tyres suggest the car may have been used for short trips or left stationary for periods, allowing surface corrosion to set in and rubber to degrade. The fact that these issues reappear year after year indicates a "patch-and-pass" approach to maintenance rather than proactive replacement. A buyer should first inspect the condition of all four tyres for cracking and uneven wear, which may point to alignment issues. Most importantly, a thorough check of the brake discs and pads is essential to determine if they have been properly replaced or simply cleaned to pass the test. Finally, inspect the front bumper for the damage noted in the latest report.