2020 Yamaha Neos 4 0.0L Petrol · HG70 ACJ

The vehicle’s most recent MOT, recorded on 9 May 2024 at 9 447 miles, shows a PASS with no defects noted. This follows a failure just eight days earlier on 1 May 2024, when the headlamp dipped beam, rear reflector, registration plate lamp, nearside front shock absorber fluid leak, front brake pads close to the minimum limit and rear tyre tread visibility were all flagged. The rapid resolution of those faults indicates an improving maintenance trend, yet the MOT is now over two years old and the car is not currently roadworthy. Mileage accumulation has been minimal: 9 447 miles over roughly six years equates to about 1 574 miles per year, a low figure for the model’s age. Both MOT entries are clustered within a single week in May 2024 and show identical mileage, suggesting the vehicle has seen little use since that period and no further testing has been performed. The record is therefore sparse beyond those two dates. A prospective buyer should inspect the nearside front shock absorber for any fluid leakage, examine the front brake pads for wear (they were close to the minimum limit), and verify the rear tyre tread is clearly visible. The headlamp dipped beam, rear reflector mounting and registration plate lamp must be functional, as these were the lighting failures recorded. A visual check for corrosion around suspension mounts and the rear panel is also advisable, given the previous reflector loss and the shock absorber leak.