2021 Nissan NV250 Acenta DCI 1.5L Diesel · LB71 ACO

The Nissan NV250 ACENTA DCI holds a valid MOT pass from 28 October 2024 at 24,037 miles, confirming roadworthy condition per DVSA criteria at that date. The maintenance trend reads stable, as the only prior test on 26 October 2024 at the same mileage failed with no defects recorded. The tester logged no advisories or mechanical faults across either examination. This two-day anomaly points to administrative error rather than worsening integrity. Registered in 2021, the vehicle is near five years old yet shows just 24,037 miles, an average of 4,807 miles per year. Official MOT data supplies merely the late-October 2024 entries at identical odometer reading, leaving the early life untested. Low yearly use suggests gentle duty or extended standing periods. Sparse records preclude tracking wear trends but the clean pass implies basic upkeep sufficed. Prospective owners must still inspect mechanically sensitive areas that low mileage can conceal. The tester flagged nothing on brakes or structure, but stagnant vans risk corroded brake discs, binding calipers, and degraded suspension bushes. Examine coil springs for snapping, assess chassis for structural rust, and measure tyre sidewall cracking. Cold-start the engine to gauge exhaust emissions and idle stability. The absent defect list indicates previous keepers avoided skimping on visible consumables like wiper blades or tread. Still, the repeated 24,037-mile figure across fail and pass warrants confirmation the van was not parked awaiting sale without service. Request full service history to validate fluid changes despite limited distance travelled.