2019 Infiniti Q30 1.6L Petrol · RK19 FND

The overall roadworthiness of the 2019 INFINITI Q30 is currently poor, as evidenced by the failure of the 2025-11-22 test at 57,042 miles, which indicates an ongoing deterioration trend. The most recent MOT record shows that while the front brake disc and nearside front tyre were passed, the nearside rear tyre was found to have a cut deep enough to reach the ply or cords, and the nearside front tyre also suffers from a similar cut, suggesting that basic upkeep has been skipped for over two years. This pattern of consistent failure in the rear suspension components and tyre wear indicates that the vehicle has not undergone adequate maintenance in the last two years. The mileage history reveals a significant gap between the 2025-11-22 test and the 2024-11-23 test, where the vehicle failed to reach the 44,148 miles mark despite having completed 13 months of driving. This rapid accumulation of miles suggests that the owner may have been using the car heavily or that the vehicle was not stored for a long period, which would typically cause the suspension bushings and coil springs to lose their original integrity. The absence of a gap between the 2023-11-18 and 2022-11-30 tests further confirms that the mechanical condition of the drivetrain and suspension has remained stable for approximately nine years, with the only significant wear occurring in the last two years. Given the recurring faults in the rear suspension and tyre components, a buyer should inspect the vehicle in person to identify the extent of the cut in the rear tyre and verify the condition of the rear suspension bushings and coil springs. The presence of these specific defects, coupled with the failure of the 2025-11-22 test, means that the vehicle requires immediate attention to prevent a potential failure in the rear suspension system or tyre wear that could lead to a serious accident. While the front brake discs and tyres were passed, the lack of a gap in the rear suspension and the recent failure of the 2025-11-22 test indicate that the vehicle is currently unsafe for long-distance travel.