2019 Nissan Juke 1.6L Petrol · LS19 MAX

The overall roadworthiness status is currently failing, as evidenced by the two consecutive failed MOT tests recorded on 2026-01-22 and 2025-01-22. While the 2026-01-22 test passed, the 2025-01-22 test failed, indicating a deterioration in mechanical condition that has not been resolved since the 2024-01-11 assessment. This pattern of failure, particularly when occurring within the same year, signals a persistent trend of worsening wear rather than a temporary anomaly or a stable maintenance schedule. The mileage history reveals a significant gap in data between the 2026-01-22 and 2025-01-22 assessments, with the 2025-01-22 test recorded at 49,162 miles and the 2026-01-22 test at 53,568 miles. This discrepancy suggests that the vehicle experienced rapid mileage accumulation or a significant interval between inspections that did not correspond to a standard maintenance interval. Given the age of the car (approx. 7 years), such a gap could indicate that the owner skipped routine servicing or that the vehicle was driven under conditions that accelerated wear on critical components like suspension, brakes, or drivetrain parts. A buyer should inspect the vehicle for structural integrity and mechanical risks such as binding rear brakes, corrosion, or excessive wear on suspension bushes and coil springs. The failed 2025-01-22 test strongly suggests that these critical systems are in a compromised state, warranting a thorough physical examination by a qualified technician. Given the recurring failure and the age of the vehicle, it is advisable to have the car inspected by a professional to assess the condition of brakes, suspension, and drivetrain components before proceeding with a purchase.