2018 Dacia Logan 0.9L Petrol · M70 JGG

The overall roadworthiness status is stable, demonstrated by three consecutive clean passes culminating in the May 21 2025 test at 25,036 miles. The maintenance trend reflects a complete absence of recorded defects across the tests conducted in June 2022, May 2023, June 2024, and May 2025. This sequence is preceded by a curious anomaly on June 7 2022 where the vehicle initially failed an MOT test without any recorded defects before passing on the exact same day. The vehicle has accumulated a modest 25,036 miles over its roughly eight-year lifespan, averaging approximately 3,130 miles annually. This low mileage profile indicates light utilization rather than heavy commercial or long-distance commuting. Testing intervals occur consistently on an annual basis with no extended gaps in the history, pointing to a regular inspection cadence despite the low overall distance covered. Prospective buyers must inspect components prone to deterioration from light use and age rather than high-mileage wear, focusing particularly on brake friction surfaces for corrosion and rubber suspension components for perishing. The complete absence of historical advisories leaves no recurring mechanical faults to track, meaning physical inspection must determine the condition of the exhaust system, structural underbody, and tyre age.