2013 Nissan Juke 1.6L Petrol · NL13 NFV

The most recent MOT on 2025-11-14 shows the vehicle failed with multiple critical issues, including corroded rear brake pipes, excessive wear on both front suspension arm bushes, a track rod end with excessive play, and severely worn nearside rear brake pads and discs. These findings indicate significant mechanical degradation, particularly in the braking and suspension systems. A separate pass entry on the same date lists similar but less severe issues, suggesting possible repairs or inconsistent testing. Recurring problems include brake pipe corrosion (noted in 2024-10-25, 2024-10-28, and 2025-11-14), suspension component wear (front arm bushes and track rod ends), and brake pad/disc wear . These patterns suggest ongoing maintenance challenges, potentially linked to environmental exposure, heavy use, or neglect. The 2025-11-14 failure highlights worsening conditions compared to earlier MOTs, such as the fractured front coil spring (2024-10-25) and thin brake pads (2024-10-28), indicating a trend of increasing mechanical stress. Mileage of 102,596 miles over 13 years equates to ~7,892 miles annually, which is typical for the vehicle’s age. This suggests moderate usage rather than extreme wear, but the recurring corrosion and component failures imply potential exposure to harsh conditions or insufficient maintenance. The absence of major engine or transmission issues in the history is reassuring, but the braking and suspension risks remain serious. The vehicle’s condition trend appears worsening , with more severe failures in the latest MOT compared to prior entries.