2019 Nissan 370Z 3.7L Petrol · OY69 FKZ

The vehicle holds a clean, uninterrupted MOT history with its most recent pass recorded on 1 September 2025 at 20,319 miles. The maintenance trend remains stable, though the latest test did flag several fresh advisories that warrant attention. Power steering fluid seepage was noted at both rack boots, suggesting the seals are beginning to degrade rather than suffering a sudden failure. The examiners also observed both front tyres wearing close to the legal minimum on the inner shoulders, with the nearside displaying additional outer-edge wear. These findings do not indicate an immediate danger, but they point to emerging issues that will need addressing. Mileage accumulation over the seven-year life has been consistently low, averaging around 2,900 miles annually. The car covered just 7,335 miles by August 2022 and then added roughly 3,500 miles in each of the following two years. A slight increase saw 5,994 miles recorded between August 2024 and September 2025, yet this still represents gentle use. Such a pattern typically implies weekend or fair-weather driving rather than sustained daily commuting. A nail in the nearside rear tyre noted in 2022 was an isolated incident and did not reappear. A prospective buyer should treat the 2025 advisories as a targeted inspection checklist. The steering rack seepage demands a physical check to determine if it remains a light misting or has progressed to a drip that could wet the boots and threaten the rack itself. Uneven front tyre wear on both inner edges often reveals tracking misalignment or worn suspension bushes, so a four-wheel alignment check and a close look at front ball joints and control arm bushes are sensible steps. Because the tester could not visually assess the brake pads, their remaining thickness should be measured directly. The tyre pressure monitoring system light was present in 2024 but absent in the 2025 record; confirming the sensors are fully functional avoids future frustration. No structural corrosion or brake binding appears in the history, leaving these specific items as the main focus for a pre-purchase inspection.