2006 Suzuki Swift 1.5L Petrol · SA56 RCZ

The vehicle currently holds a valid MOT following the successful test on 28 March 2026 at 69,477 miles. Every recorded inspection dating back to March 2022 demonstrates a consistent pass without any reported defects or advisories. This uninterrupted clean record indicates stable mechanical performance across critical safety systems including brakes, lights, and emissions over the last four years. There are no indications of escalating faults or deferred maintenance appearing in the official DVSA logs. Annual testing intervals remain consistent throughout the available history with no significant gaps in coverage. The odometer reading sits well below typical expectations for a two-decade-old hatchback, averaging approximately 3,500 miles annually. Recent movement from 60,704 miles in April 2025 to 69,477 miles by March 2026 suggests active use rather than long periods standing idle. This usage pattern helps maintain fluid levels and prevents seals from drying out, though it does increase the likelihood of standard wear items requiring attention sooner than a stationary vehicle would. Buyers should prioritise checking suspension components and underbody corrosion despite the clean records. A clean MOT does not guarantee the absence of worn suspension bushes or leaking shock absorbers if these did not trigger a failure threshold during the test window. Inspect the wheel arches and sills for surface rust common on vehicles of this vintage. Verify brake disc thickness and pad wear manually as these consumables degrade regardless of passing results. Ensure the steering column feels tight and there is no excessive play in the rack.