2009 Nissan Unknown 2.0L Petrol · SC07 AAA

The DVSA awarded a roadworthy pass at the most recent test on 11 August 2025 at 77,731 miles, recording no defects. The agency also logged a failure on that same date and mileage with no defects listed, an irregularity suggesting clerical error rather than mechanical fault. The maintenance trend stays unverifiable from such sparse data, though the clean pass indicates statutory compliance eleven months before today. At roughly 17 years old the odometer reading of 77,731 miles produces a low annual average near 4,572 miles, implying gentle use or long stationary periods. The supplied history reveals only the 2025 test mileage, leaving manufacture-to-test coverage uncharted and blocking any trend analysis. Light yearly travel reduces wear on drivetrain and consumables, yet prolonged standing promotes corrosion in structural seams and stiffens suspension bushes. A buyer must inspect suspension bushes, coil springs, and subframe condition in person because the record shows no advisories tracking age-related decay. The 2025 examiner noted no binding rear calipers or worn brake discs, but a 2009 chassis requires hands-on checks for exhaust integrity and structural rust. The conflicting pass and fail entries on 11 August 2025 should prompt direct DVSA verification of the current certificate prior to purchase.