2005 Nissan Micra 1.2L Petrol · S55 RAM

The 2005 Nissan Micra holds a valid roadworthy pass from 19 August 2024 at 76,970 miles, and the maintenance trend is mechanically stable yet marked by repeated administrative anomalies. In the August 2024 cycle the tester failed the car on 16 August at 76,970 miles with no defects listed, then issued a clean pass three days later at identical mileage. The same pattern occurred on 21 August 2023 when a fail with no faults recorded preceded a same-day pass at 71,053 miles. Such recurrence suggests paperwork or presentation issues rather than worsening mechanical condition. Odometer data shows light use for a twenty-one year old vehicle, totalling 76,970 miles or circa 3,665 miles per year. The trail reads 64,313 miles on 3 August 2022, 71,053 miles by 21 August 2023, and 76,970 miles by August 2024. No rapid accumulation or stark gaps emerge; the annual increments of roughly 6,700 and 5,900 miles indicate gentle motoring. The DVSA entries carry zero advisories across all tests, implying the previous keeper secured test compliance, though the twin fail-pass entries hint at lapsed documentation rather than neglected tyres or wiper blades. A buyer must still scrutinise age-related components that the MOT schedule does not flag. The records note no concerns on brake discs, binding calipers, suspension bushes, exhaust emissions or structural integrity, but a low-mileage Micra of this vintage risks dormant corrosion and perished rubber. Inspect sills, floor pan and subframes for rust. Verify coil springs for fracture and brake hoses for cracking. Confirm suspension bushes remain free from splits before committing funds.