2018 Nissan 370Z 3.7L Petrol · LK67 HHM

This 2018 Nissan 370Z has covered only 12,024 miles in roughly eight years, which is exceptionally low mileage at about 1,503 miles per year. The most recent MOT was in August 2023 at that same 12,024-mile reading, meaning the car has effectively not been driven in nearly three years. There is no subsequent MOT on record, so the current condition is unknown beyond the 2023 pass. The only defects ever recorded were at that last test: both front tyres worn close to the legal limit, and both rear tyres had nails embedded. This is a clear sign that even with very low miles, rubber degrades over time and the car was not inspected before purchase. No other suspension, brake, or mechanical faults have ever appeared across two MOTs, which is reassuring but limited. Because the car appears to have been parked for an extended period, the risk pattern is not one of ongoing wear but of deterioration from standing. Tyres may now be perished or out of date, brakes may have surface rust, and fluids could have absorbed moisture. The low annual mileage does not indicate hard use; rather it points to a vehicle that may have been stored or used very briefly. There is insufficient evidence to say the trend is worsening or improving – the history is too thin – but the lack of recent use is the main concern.