2006 Toyota Yaris 1.3L Petrol · GY56 RVR

The 2006 Toyota Yaris has a recent MOT result from 2026-05-15, recorded at 87,200 miles, which shows a pass but highlights multiple recurring issues. Key defects include general underbody corrosion, damaged tyres, corroded brake pipes, and suspension component wear. Notably, the same date also lists a failed MOT with similar defects, suggesting potential inconsistencies in the records or unresolved issues. The most significant risk pattern involves corrosion affecting critical areas: underbody, brake pipes, and vehicle structure. The nearside rear brake pipe has been corroded in multiple MOTs since 2024, while the rear vehicle sills show ongoing corrosion without structural compromise. Tyre damage (cracking/perishing) appears repeatedly, particularly on the offside front and rear tyres. Suspension components, such as the nearside front outer CV boot and suspension arm bushes, also show persistent wear. The trend indicates stability in the types of defects, with no clear worsening. However, recurring corrosion and wear suggest the vehicle may not have been maintained to a high standard. The low mileage (87,200 miles over 20 years, ~4,360 miles/year) implies lighter use or long periods of inactivity, which can accelerate corrosion and degrade rubber components like tyres and CV boots.