2010 Honda Civic 1.8L Petrol · GJ10 SYC

The vehicle's current roadworthiness status is rated as non-roadworthy , with a clear warning that the MOT history indicates an ongoing deterioration trend. The most recent test recorded on 2025-10-28 at 83,607 miles failed the inspection, and the failed results for the same date were identical to the previous failed test of 2024-10-21, confirming that the vehicle has not met the safety standards since the initial failure. This pattern of repeated failures suggests that the maintenance history is not stable and that the vehicle is in a state of progressive wear. The mileage context reveals a significant gap in the vehicle's operational history. The vehicle was last tested on 2025-10-28 at 83,607 miles, with a total of 5,225 miles accumulated during the 2025 test period. This is a very low mileage for a 2010 HONDA CIVIC, which typically requires 16,000–20,000 miles annually. The sparse data indicates that the owner likely did not perform a comprehensive check-up for the first time in a long period, and the vehicle has not been serviced since approximately 2023-10-26, when it was last tested at 80,964 miles. The lack of recent maintenance checks and the high mileage accumulation over a six-month span point to a significant risk of mechanical failure. A buyer should inspect the vehicle in person for critical structural and mechanical components, including suspension, brakes, and exhaust emissions, as the MOT records highlight specific failures. The record flags binding rear brakes and worn brake discs, which are serious structural risks that are not covered by the MOT but require immediate mechanical intervention. Additionally, the history includes failures in the headlamp systems, specifically nearside headlamps that are not functioning on dipped beams, indicating potential electrical or hydraulic issues within the lighting assembly. The vehicle must be inspected for structural integrity, particularly around the rear axle and suspension bushings, to rule out corrosion or damage that could lead to sudden failure during normal driving.