2022 Suzuki Jimny 1.5L Petrol · LX22 DZG

This Suzuki Jimny passed its most recent MOT on 15 October 2025 with no defects recorded, and the test history over the past two years shows a clean pattern across three consecutive passes with no advisories or issues noted at any stage. The mileage trend is notable and worth understanding. The vehicle has covered only 8,609 miles in approximately four years since manufacture, which works out to roughly 2,152 miles per year. This is significantly below typical annual usage and suggests the car has spent considerable time off the road or in light, infrequent use. While low mileage can be attractive, it also means the mechanicals and seals have had extended periods of inactivity, which can lead to fluid degradation, battery drain, corrosion, and tyre perishing even when the odometer barely moves. The MOT record itself offers no red flags. Three consecutive passes with no defects or advisories is the best possible outcome and indicates the vehicle has presented no identifiable mechanical, safety, or emissions concerns during those inspections. The absence of any wear-related advisories over this period—even minor ones such as brake pad thickness warnings or suspension play—is genuinely positive. However, the combination of very low mileage and extended static periods means your inspection should focus on areas that deteriorate through time rather than use. Check the condition of all four tyres carefully, including the spare; look for cracking, perishing, or flat spots that indicate age-related degradation rather than road wear.