2020 Honda Jazz 1.3L Petrol · MM69 PXS

This 2020 Honda Jazz passed its most recent MOT in March 2026 with no recorded defects, which is a positive signal for current roadworthiness. The vehicle is six years old and carries 25,503 miles, indicating low annual mileage of roughly 4,250 miles per year. This light use pattern can be either a strength or a warning, depending on whether the car has been actively driven or has spent extended periods stationary. The brake system shows the most relevant wear pattern across the history. In December 2024, at 22,075 miles, the nearside rear service brake was binding slightly and the nearside rear brake pads were wearing thin. These issues did not prevent the vehicle from passing, but they indicated developing wear on the rear braking components. The current March 2026 MOT shows no brake defects recorded, suggesting either the pads were replaced or wear has stabilised since the last test. Over the available record spanning roughly three years, the defect pattern is minimal and does not indicate a worsening trend. A torn windscreen wiper blade in early 2023 was a minor consumable issue. The brake wear flagged in December 2024 is the most substantive concern, but the absence of any brake defects in the recent test is encouraging.