2009 Infiniti G 3.7L Petrol · GK59 AVZ

The most recent MOT passed in November 2025, though it was preceded by a failure on the same day due to a tyre being below the legal tread depth. There is a clear pattern of worsening corrosion. While earlier MOT entries focused on consumable items like tyres and pitted brake discs, the most recent inspection shows a progression toward more significant issues. There is now recorded corrosion on the exhaust, defective exhaust mountings, the rear upper subframe, and the rear upper brake pipes. The vehicle has covered approximately 67,449 miles over 17 years, which is low for its age. While this low mileage may imply less wear on the engine and drivetrain, it can also suggest the car has been used sparingly or has sat for long periods. This type of usage often correlates with the corrosion and tyre issues seen in this history. You should prioritize a thorough inspection of the vehicle's underside. Specifically, check the severity of the corrosion on the rear upper subframe and the condition of the rear upper brake pipes. You should also inspect the exhaust system and its mountings, and ensure all tyres are free from cuts and have adequate tread.