2020 Suzuki Jimny 1.5L Petrol · LE70 PVA

The Suzuki Jimny passed its most recent MOT on 17 April 2026, but the history reveals an immediate concern regarding consumables. The test result lists a defect for both front tyres, noting they are worn close to the legal limit on the outer edges. This indicates that the vehicle is currently driving on tyres that will likely need replacement very soon, which is a significant cost you should factor into the purchase price. Just two months prior to the pass, the vehicle failed its MOT on 17 February 2026 due to a missing rear fog lamp and a missing fog lamp switch. The subsequent pass in April confirms these items were addressed, but you should verify the quality of this repair. Ensure the fog lamp is securely mounted and that the switch operates correctly, as makeshift repairs can sometimes occur to clear a failure. The overall condition trend appears stable with no recorded structural, braking, or suspension defects in the provided history. The failure in February was purely related to lighting equipment rather than mechanical safety, and the subsequent pass does not show any new dangerous faults. However, the tyre wear recorded in April suggests that routine maintenance may have been deferred until the last moment. With 60,158 miles recorded over roughly 6 years, this vehicle is averaging about 10,000 miles per year.