2017 Nissan Leaf Electricity · NA67 CZD

The 2026-06-18 test is a PASSED vehicle, confirming that the 2025-10-14 MOT was the most recent recorded test. The maintenance history indicates a stable trend where the vehicle passed twice on the 2024-10-23 and 2023-11-02 tests, suggesting the owner maintained the car with minimal intervention during this period. However, the 2025-10-13 test failed, revealing critical mechanical issues that have not been resolved. The mileage pattern shows that the vehicle has accumulated approximately 3,505 miles annually, which is slightly higher than the average for a 9-year-old car, indicating that the owner has maintained the car at a rate of roughly 3,900 miles per year. This high mileage rate correlates with the recurring faults identified in the 2025-10-13 test, which are primarily suspension and tyre-related. The lack of a gap between the 2025-10-13 and 2024-10-23 tests suggests that the owner has not been diligent in checking these critical components, leading to the accumulation of dust and debris that has degraded the tyre sidewalls. In conclusion, the vehicle is roadworthy but carries a significant risk of failure due to the persistent lack of maintenance at the 2025-10-13 test. Buyers must inspect the rear and front suspension bushes and the brake discs for corrosion, as these components have been repeatedly flagged as the cause of the 2025-10-13 failure. Additionally, the 2025-10-14 test flagged a corroded brake pipe and deteriorated tyre sidewalls, which require immediate attention to prevent further structural damage.